"disclosing of" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It is often used to indicate the act of revealing or making something known. Example: The company's policy prohibits the disclosing of confidential information to anyone outside the organization.
These prosecutions are all the more remarkable because, apart from jaywalking and pot smoking, not many crimes in the U.S. are committed more routinely than the disclosing of classified information to journalists by government officials.
"The disclosing of the 'divine architecture' that stood at the summit of God's Creation remained the central goal of anatomical representation across at least three centuries," Martin Kemp and Marina Wallace, the show's curators, write in its catalog.
These include establishing buffer zones around the clinic – 'floating buffer zones' or 'bubble zones' which prevent protesters coming within a certain distance of staff or patients at clinics; restrictions on photography and recording, blocking entrances or exits, shouting or voice amplification, and disclosing of the identity of anyone entering, leaving, or approaching the clinic".
The identification should be based on understanding of metabolic profile, clarification of metabolic pathways and network, and disclosing of metabolic mechanisms.
There's a sense that news happens inside these spaces, an almost ritualized unfolding of events and disclosing of information: arrest, indictment, press conference, trial, conviction (or not).
Key proposals include more time legislating in Washington, strengthening committee work, using conference committees, opening up the amendment process, and adhering to regular order and disclosing of campaign contributions.
("I began to knit him a scarf," she discloses of a certain recalcitrant man. "Yes, I wanted to strangle him").
Sexual abuse victims- more often than not-still do not disclose of their crime because of shame and fear.
This was confirmed by participants' reported stigma and reluctance to disclose of their HIV status.
Public hospitals have a duty to disclose of medical, administrative, and economic data to the Swiss Federal Statistical Office.
The dirt on coming clean: Perverse effects of disclosing conflicts of interest.
