The phrase "and the spawning of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the creation or emergence of something, often in relation to ideas, events, or biological processes.
Example: "The research focused on climate change and the spawning of new species in the affected ecosystems."
Alternatives: "and the emergence of" or "and the creation of".
There's a built-in wistfulness to this story, whose title refers to the glory days before the death of the album and the spawning of the CD.
It grounds its work in a concentrated research program focused on architectural details and the spawning of new buildings from the smallest parts outward.
With the rapid growth of faculty and the spawning of a separate Hospital Medicine division, we took the opportunity to rebrand ourselves in 2016 as the Division of Primary Care and Population Health.
It worked – the result was a collaboration with Massachusetts Institute of Technology, (and the spawning of a new research centre), a move to the US and the development of the Electronic Product Code, or EPC, now used in stores around the world to track goods.
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This massive growth, and the spawning of new megacities across the globe with populations of 10 million or more people over the next 20 years makes it vital to solve the challenges of efficiently and affordably sharing civic information to such large populations.
In this paper, we survey almost 300 key theoretical and empirical contributions in the current decade related to image retrieval and automatic image annotation, and discuss the spawning of related sub-fields in the process.
For mating, male and female zebrafish were maintained in one tank at 28.5 °C on a 12 h light/12 h dark cycle and then the spawning of eggs was triggered by giving light stimulation in the morning.
-- Somehow I equate the Sun Belt-ization of the N.H.L. with the mortgage scandals and rogue banks and the spawn of subdivisions in deserts and swamps, the money lust of the past generation for which we are all now paying.
He has tangled with cold-blooded creatures in the "Jurassic Park" movies and played both a man of the cloth (on "The Tudors") and the spawn of Satan (in the "Omen" sequel you probably never saw), so maybe Sam Neill, left, has the ideal qualifications to settle a long-running labor dispute that has plagued the planned film adaptation of "The Hobbit".
He rejects the standard curriculum in favour of an approach based on dialectical materialism; he snorts and freebases cocaine in his spare time; and he's played by Ryan Gosling, doing that soulful middle-distance stare thing before it became a worldwide sensation and the spawn of a million "Hey girl" memes.
