The phrase 'drawing up of' is correct and usable in written English.
It typically means the process of creating something. For example, "The drawing up of a will can be a complicated process."
The "level of democratisation", it says, should be increased in the drawing up of city plans.
"It is imperative we immediately proceed with the drawing up of an agreement with the eurogroup".
The lack of an established land border complicates the drawing up of maritime limits.
(The very drawing up of a bucket list might provide its own small satisfaction: at least that's done).
A source close to the drawing up of the strategy said: "We are not properly combatting the language of extremism.
It started with The Chap magazine, and the drawing up of a 10-point manifesto, of which the first edict is "Thou shalt always wear tweed".
This is the drawing up of a full manifesto for government, constructed to the highest standards with the best possible advice.
He participated in the drawing up of the Concordat of Benevento (1156) between the papacy and King William I of Sicily.
We also support the drawing up of a rescheduling procedure within the eurozone for nations no longer able to service their debts.
He asked: Were you or any civil servants involved in any way in the drawing up of the terms of engagement published yesterday?
The Independent and the Guardian, neither of which was involved in the drawing up of the alternative charter, are much more cautious about its value.
