The phrase "divination of" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the practice of attempting to foresee future events or discover hidden knowledge through supernatural or mystical means. Example: She was renowned for her accuracy in the divination of dreams, often helping people make important decisions based on their dream interpretations.
Divination of various kinds – whether in tarot reading or the Neapolitan smorfia – remains popular.
In pursuit of the divination of the riddle of Franklin Delano Roosevelt, the literature on him is mammoth.
Palmistry, also called chiromancy or chirosophy, reading of character and divination of the future by interpretation of lines and undulations on the palm of the hand.
Crystal gazing, also called scrying, divination of distant or future events based on visions seen in a ball of rock crystal.
The uncertainty hinges on about ten races that are too close to call, despite the finely calibrated statistical divination of experts.
But as an actor himself, he knows that any divination of truth here has to come primarily from within the performance.
The Hasidic Satmar of Williamsburg and the Lubavitchers of Crown Heights vote based on the divinations of a grand rebbe.
But these days much of my enjoyment can depend on the random divinations of a hormonal cocktail influenced by sleep and how my mood chooses to greet alcohol and caffeine.
Also extremely important is astrology, which is thought to provide divinations of the days ahead; some Somalis believe that the appearance of certain stars, constellations, and eclipses can presage everything from the coming of rain to a massacre.
But unsanctioned digging goes on all over Akhmim -- at an ancient cemetery riddled with holes left by looters; at farms and construction sites; inside homes where residents, sometimes inspired by the divinations of fortune tellers, hunt for treasure beneath dirt floors.
This bureau is famous for making divinations of everything about the sun, the moon, stars, winds, clouds, weathers, and omens… On the other hand, the Bureau of Astronomy examines astrolabes and clepsydras.
