The phrase "and the stealing of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing theft, crime, or unethical behavior, often as part of a larger sentence.
Example: "The investigation revealed a pattern of corruption and the stealing of public funds."
Alternatives: "and the theft of" or "and the appropriation of".
It involved the brutal suppression of another people and the stealing of their land.
The W&G exhibition is festooned with posters warning against patent piracy and the stealing of ideas.
America and China have a raft of deep disagreements on, among other things, Taiwan, human rights, intervention, missile defence and the stealing of nuclear secrets.
Unions, he believes, offer protection for students against potential professorial abuses such as sexual harassment and the stealing of credit for research work.Some people reply that graduate students already have plenty of say in private universities.
Friendship in America is indicated and proved by a steady flow of insult and contumely between friends, who smilingly accuse each other of insanity, depravity, spiritual damnation, duplicity, conspiracy, and the stealing of flowers from the graves of mothers.
There was no sign that any headway was made on the issue that Washington considers most pressing: cyberattacks by hackers linked to the Chinese military and the stealing of American military and economic secrets.
Functional violence is a part of the frame of a game, in the pushing of levers and destroying of tokens, the stealing of resources and so on.
Coal had been got in Shakerley since at least 1429 when a dispute was recorded between the Shakerleys and the Tyldesleys over the stealing of "seacoals".
Prime Minister Dmitri A. Medvedev admitted that there were "government funds" in bank accounts and said the tax amounted to the "stealing of what has already been stolen".
Other television networks are also rethinking their release strategies to address both the potential for the stealing of shows and the potential for spoilers.
Older Friars tend to laugh off the lousy accommodations, the hecklers, the competitive backbiting, the stealing of jokes and the disdainful, sometimes dishonest, treatment by comedy club owners.
