The phrase "depicting of" is not correct or usable in written English.
To correctly use "depict" in a sentence, you would use it as a verb, as in: "The artist depicted a beautiful landscape on the canvas."
The depicting of everyday events with detailed care but underpinning them with a feeling of threat was a recurring characteristic of many Swedish novels in 2005.
He conceived of reality, however, as twice translated first, through the author's peculiar experiencing of it and, second, through his unique depicting of it.
On the wall of my room is a poster of a comic book hero I loved as a child; in my brother's room, there's a map of the world hanging above his bed; and on the wall in my sister's room is a tapestry she embroidered when she was a teenager, depicting — of course — Jacob wrestling with a white-robed angel.
Here is how, in a letter to the LA Times, Kathryn Bigelow justified Zero Dark Thirty's depicting of the torture methods used by government agents to catch and kill Osama bin Laden: "Those of us who work in the arts know that depiction is not endorsement.
This distance matrix was used to produce a dendrogram for clustering and depicting of the genetic relationships.
The authors concluded that depicting of forward shifting of posterior dura alone on flexion cannot reliably diagnose HD [ 40].
