The phrase "auctioning of frequencies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to telecommunications, broadcasting, or any situation where radio frequencies are being sold or allocated through an auction process.
Example: "The government announced the auctioning of frequencies to expand the mobile network coverage across rural areas."
Alternatives: "sale of frequencies" or "bidding for frequencies".
The bill is to include "fiscal issues, tax administration, the auction of frequencies for TV channels, taxation of TV commercials and administrative reform," according to the Finance Ministry.
So far that has been little use in Britain, where legal battles have long delayed the auction of 4G frequencies.
Correction: February 17 , 2001 Saturday A picture of Conrad Bagne, an officer of Alaska Native Wireless, with an article on Monday about the federal auction of airwave frequencies, carried an erroneous credit.
One key difficulty is the availability of broadcasting spectrum to make local or city TV a reality, since mobile operators are expected to take precedence in an auction of transmission frequencies freed up by digital switchover.
The auction of the frequencies was made possible because digital television broadcasts require less bandwidth than analog TV, which is now the main use of the 700-megahertz span.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 30 — Seeking to shake up the wireless industry, Google said Friday that it was preparing to take part in the federal government's auction of radio frequencies that could be used to deliver the next generation of Internet and mobile phone services to consumers.
SAO PAULO, June 1 (Reuters) - Billionaire investor George Soros has received regulatory approval to enter the Brazilian telecom fray, investing in a local pay-TV company ahead of a landmark auction of broadcast frequencies.
In Latin America, Ericsson's sales fell 9 percent, to 4.4 billion kronor, in the quarter as operators postponed building new networks amid delays in auctions of radio-frequency spectrum.
The auctions will cover a range of 28 lots of frequencies covering 250MHz of spectrum, compared to the 333MHz spread now available.
A1 Wireless Auction Fracas A nationwide auction of wireless airwave frequencies desperately needed by the largest telephone companies had a wrinkle: Many of the licenses were set aside for small companies.
