"descending of" is correct and can be used in written English
It is most commonly used in formal or technical writing to describe a downward movement or progression. Example: The experiment showed a gradual descending of the temperature as the reaction proceeded.
With the descending of the citizens to the basements, the number of injuries and martyrs increased".
The additional kinetic energy associated with the atom rearrangement in clustering is due to the descending of the potential energy after crossing the energy barrier.
The failure modes, mechanical behaviors, and reasons of the descending of the peak stress and strain of the confined concrete in columns were analyzed.
But again, his headache attacks started during descending of the airplane and got worse in a couple of minutes and lasted for 15 20 min after the airplane had landed.
Some conventions, such as the pantomimic opening and closing of doors and mounting and descending of stairs, are more readily apparent.
Sikh tradition celebrates the coming of Guru Nanak on this day, 542 years ago, as the descending of Divine Light on Earth to dispel the mist and fog of spiritual ignorance in an age of darkness (Kali Yug).
In cases of cryptorchidism, the testicle may descend of its own accord during the first months after birth.
Thus, all modern chamois seem to descend of one very young male lineage.
We defined γ pathway maps in the descending order of OFs as the conserved pathway mapsγ.
Additionally, the gradient of the descending segment of the curve of the corroded strand increases with the severity of corrosion.
Linkage group nomenclature was assigned in order of descending number of markers per linkage group.
