The phrase "and gathering of a" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to assess its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing events, meetings, or collections, but it needs additional information to clarify its meaning.
Example: "The committee organized an event for the gathering of a diverse group of experts."
Alternatives: "and collection of a" or "and assembly of a".
The participants (N = 10) of this study were purposively selected to take part in a focus group discussion, a very ideal and practical means of discussing and gathering perceptions of a limited number of participants.
In addition, said Boyd, the theatre would "celebrate things that screen art cannot: the desire to witness and share a gathering of a community in real space and real time.
Some doctors worry that A.D.H.D. questionnaires, designed to assist and standardize the gathering of a patient's symptoms, are being used as a shortcut to diagnosis.
These were poems to read at rallies and demonstrations and cultural gatherings of a political nature.
Nine families of various sizes were obtained, made of 2 26 members, and gathering a total of 58 proteins over the 102 targets of DUD-E.
The last time such a gathering of a monarch and her three heirs occurred was in Queen Victoria's time.
OUTSIDE, the Level Club, a condominium on the Upper West Side, still bears many signs of its original purpose: it was the headquarters in the 1920s for social and business gatherings of a group of Freemasons known as the Levelers.
For one year -- four seasons -- Sullivan patrolled a small alley in Lower Manhattan, observing the minutiae of rat life and gathering a bounty of unsavory facts and city lore.
Another 100 or so guests were split between a corporate meeting and a gathering of executives and academics (including a contingent of astronomers) sponsored by the Cornell Adult University division of Cornell University.
In other words, transmission of the packets and gathering expends a similar measure of energy cost for short-range correspondence.
