"dismiss of" is not a correct phrase in written English.
The correct phrase would be "dismissal of." Here is an example: "The board of directors voted for the dismissal of the underperforming executive."
Finally, for the purpose of expedition due to the exigencies surrounding these proceedings, this court will deny those portions of the pending motions to dismiss of the various parties herein not affected by or ruled upon in these findings and conclusions with those portions consisting solely of matters of law being reviewable upon such denial.
At that point, Barbara's Bakery would no doubt ask Judge Kuntz in New York to dismiss of Silber based on the Trammell settlement's res judicata effect.
Now, I am not saying that women should be dismissed of the responsibility.
Not all of them were dismissed out of hand.
Nevertheless, considerations of a utilitarian model should not be totally dismissed out of hand.
This school of thought is unrealistic, but it should not be dismissed out of hand.
These can be dismissed out of hand.
The idea was dismissed out of hand.
But it should not be dismissed out of hand.
Yet the plans cannot be dismissed out of hand.
Yet the production cannot be dismissed out of hand.
