The phrase "and the governing of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing management, leadership, or control over a group, organization, or system.
Example: "The committee is responsible for the oversight of the project and the governing of its resources."
Alternatives: "and the management of" or "and the administration of".
And the governing of the country should not be necessarily in the hands of the clergy.
Within programs, clients were provided with support and encouragement from staff and peers, but these same relations also made possible surveillance and the governing of daily routines.
What is more, Mr. Bush has variously alienated unions, trial lawyers and consumer groups with policies that eliminated job security for thousands of state workers, made it tougher to sue companies for product defects and gave the governor's office more control over judicial appointments and the governing of state universities.
These important rights, immunities and privileges arguably belong to the Crown, which uses them for the performance of its constitutional duties and the governing of the country.
As Michel Foucault has shown in his studies of governmental power, the main goal of politics became the administration of populations, and thus the governing of life itself.
"The Governing of Business and the Business of Government," at the 9th Bentley Global Business Ethics Symposium, Bentley College, Boston, May 2013.
"They facilitate the compromise and accountability that are essential to the governing of a large, diverse nation," he said.
Acceptance as a Visiting Scholar is not final until approved by the Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences and the Governing Boards of the University.
Parliamentary elections are a formality because candidates are picked by Mr. Kim and the governing Workers Partyy of Korea.
Semenya hit back at Coe and the governing body of world athletics by highlighting her suffering in a statement.
The Aruban delegation and the governing body of the Olympic Village exchanged gifts.
