The phrase "coloured of" is not correct and not usable in written English.
You could use the phrase "coloration of" in a written sentence such as, "The coloration of the leaf was a deep green."
My paean to British berries continues with a celebration of perhaps the most intensely flavoured and gloriously coloured of all: currants.
Many fishes are cryptically coloured and shaped, closely matching their respective environments; others are among the most brilliantly coloured of all organisms, with a wide range of hues, often of striking intensity, on a single individual.
Hotlips, for Octospora humosa, by Rachael Blackman, aged 12 Winner Shimmering ruby-tail - OHolland Runner-up Sapphire-headed ruby wasp - loanna1301 Judges' comments: Chrysis fulgida is one of the most brightly coloured of all our wasps, and this name beautifully describes its metallic appearance in sunlight when it really can seem to "shimmer".
The nominate subspecies is perhaps the darkest and most richly coloured of eagle-owl races.
Meyer named eight black or "coloured" (of mixed race ancestry) players in his 31-man squad for the World Cup, which kicks off on 18 September.
Pisanello uses a large variety of techniques and materials to produce masterful drawings (some coloured) of animals, plants, costume design, and perspective studies.
He'd even coloured some of them in.
Many species have brightly coloured areas of plumage or skin.
The congruence coloured many of its reviews, something Matar appears to regret.
GM's terrible launch in Europe coloured impressions of it for a generation.
Match similarly coloured deposits of connected qualities so that certain added values exceed 100.
