The phrase "and the tracing of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of following or tracking something, often in contexts related to research, analysis, or documentation.
Example: "The study focuses on the impact of climate change and the tracing of its effects on local ecosystems."
Alternatives: "and the tracking of" or "and the monitoring of".
But there are subtle, serpentine connections between them, and the tracing of those connections is the substance of Chidgey's novel.
The office, in Jersey City Police Headquarters, will have two officers, who will work with the local police on operations like undercover gun buys and the tracing of illegal guns.
The office, at the Jersey City Police Headquarters, will have two officers who will coordinate with the local police on operations like undercover gun buys and the tracing of illegal guns.
A colour code, whereby a particular colour was assigned to a particular circuit connection, such as black leads for filaments, green for grid, was adopted throughout the world to facilitate manufacture and the tracing of faults.
Proponents of this school believed that the history of any culture could be reconstructed through the analysis of its traits and the tracing of their origins to one or more of the Kulturkreise.
Apart from enhancing the oral bioavailability of hydrophobic drugs and improving their anti-inflammatory activity, these hybrid nanocarriers may have potential applications in gold-based photothermal therapy and the tracing of inflammation at atherosclerotic and arthritic site.
And those who find the tracing of photos and soup cans just, somehow, "cheaty".
Add to that the mammoth issues of corruption and crime, both rife in the industry, and the reliable tracing of the supply chain becomes almost laughably difficult.
We have implemented a tool-set to support the capture and the automated tracing of the model.
The resulting map was of high quality and allowed tracing of the whole polypeptide chain.
