The phrase "about the moving of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a topic related to the act of moving something or someone, often in a more abstract or general sense.
Example: "The committee held a meeting about the moving of the historical artifacts to the new museum."
Alternatives: "regarding the relocation of" or "concerning the transfer of".
SHOWCASE about the moving of Cape Hatteras Lighthouse...Lynn Davis is drawn to fragile monuments, endangered sites, elusive natural wonders..
The New Yorker, September 13 , 1941P. 11 Talk story about the moving of the Willard Parker Hospital a five-story, sixty-room building weighing 2,330 tons.
By Philip Hamburger and Harold Ross The New Yorker, September 13 , 1941P. 11 Talk story about the moving of the Willard Parker Hospital a five-story, sixty-room building weighing 2,330 tons.
According to the NFL, the purpose of the hearings is to provide an opportunity for fans and others in the community to ask questions and express their views directly to the league "before any decisions are made" about the moving of a club.
"We had big concerns about the fencing and the moving of the children's play area.
MOVING MIDWAY Godfrey Cheshire's documentary about his white Southern family's discovery, during the moving of its ancestral home, of African-American relatives.
Perhaps the most moving of all documentaries about him is the last, Sharing, filmed in Sapporo when he inaugurated the Pacific music festival a few months before his death.
They may be labelled "low" (grouping 22.59% of the moving variances), "moderate" (grouping 49.08% of moving variances) and "high" (grouping 28.32% of the moving variances).
3. Free write about the concept of "moving;" plan a mask that reflects one aspect of this concept.
Critics suggested that a monthly magazine about the fast-moving world of business didn't make sense in the digital age.
Making opening remarks, which he said was a "relatively uncommon" for a defence barrister, Mr Langdale said his client would be taking to the witness box later in the trial to give evidence about "the fast-moving world of Sunday tabloid journalism - a fiercely competitive world".
