The phrase "and the flouting of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the act of openly disregarding or violating rules, norms, or expectations.
Example: "The report highlighted the issues of corruption and the flouting of ethical standards within the organization."
Alternatives: "and the violation of" or "and the disregard for".
Then came the clowning around with Bruce Forsyth at Wimbledon on Wednesday, and the flouting of royal box etiquette.
And the flouting of fiscal rules was not the only, or even the main, cause of the problem in the first place.
Human rights campaigners and nongovernmental organizations immediately denounced the decision, saying that the Kimberley Process had shown it was incapable of stopping gross abuses and the flouting of international standards.
America's claim to be a beacon of freedom in a dark world has been dimmed by Guantánamo, Abu Ghraib and the flouting of the Geneva Conventions amid the panicky "unipolar" posturing in the aftermath of September 11th.Now the world seems very multipolar.
Raï of the later 20th century built on the music of these women, retaining the plain speaking and the flouting of accepted mores while increasingly incorporating the sounds of Western rock and roll, Jamaican reggae, Egyptian and Moroccan pop, and other innovative styles.
Internal documents obtained by the Guardian following a freedom of information (FoI) request show that, under the previous administration, trafficking of fishermen from countries outside Europe was raised by officials tasked with investigating illegal employment and the flouting of immigration laws in the sector.
But the lasting damage he inflicted, according to Guy Dinmore, a former correspondent for the Financial Times who covered Berlusconi's final term, came in the way his three-time premiership celebrated and normalised the flouting of rules, including on paying taxes.
I sense a deep, and perhaps deliberate confusion here, not only in the flouting of categories, and Kelley's piecemeal borrowing of such a disparate collection of art and artifacts.
Mr Ritchie wrote to the charity commission on June 15 1998 on behalf of the trustees asking for "urgent advice" on handling the problem, disclosing the "financial impropriety" and asking for guidance on the "flouting of our authority".
Beyond the flouting of concussion protocols, Alfredsson's potential return to action raises other questions.
The flouting of great music is a well-worn stratagem of modernist dance.
