The phrase "as the cutting of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are comparing or relating an action to the act of cutting something.
Example: "The process of decision-making can be as complex as the cutting of a finely crafted sculpture."
Alternatives: "like the act of cutting" or "similar to the cutting of".
Until earlier this month Newton was active in proposing amendments and voting against aspects of the welfare reform bill, on issues such as the cutting of legal aid to people pursuing welfare benefit appeals.
But it sits oddly with the government's aim of encouraging aspiration or with other policies such as the cutting of the highest tax rate from 50% to 45%.Two further areas are worthy of note.
"They are thinking about how to solve their problems, their daily difficulties, such as the cutting of electricity, their economic problems, how to get their income, how to raise their children, and about the closure and the siege that they suffer from on a daily basis.
You know that he's right, yet there is a discernible thread of steel in his attitude, as sharp as the cutting of the film, and what makes "Amour" so strong and clear is that it allows Haneke to anatomize his own severity.
Population activities such as the cutting of trees without replacement, agricultural and human settlement facilitate landslides occurrence.
Complete blockage of waste-disposal mechanisms in living systems is as effective in destroying vital functions as the cutting off of food, oxygen, or water from the system.
Commercial diamond wires are cutting tools used in the slabbing of dimension stones, such as marbles and granites, as well as in the cutting of concrete structures.
This kind of problem arises in practice, such as in the cutting of steel or paper reels.
This allowed consistent positioning of the sample for μCT scanning and served as a reference for the cutting of the histology slices.
A risk assessment by Teguis' children identified the cutting of mangroves as an overriding local environmental concern.
The German fighter was explicitly represented by the Nazi government as the cutting edge of its theories of racial superiority.
