The phrase "flaming of" can be grammatically correct and used in written English.
It can be used as a verb phrase to describe the act of causing something to be on fire, or as an adjective phrase to describe something that is currently or will soon be on fire. Example 1 (as a verb phrase): "The arsonist was arrested for the flaming of several buildings in the downtown area." Example 2 (as an adjective phrase): "The flaming of the candle added a warm and cozy ambiance to the room."
Flaming of the slide was not an option due to facility requirements that prohibit open flames inside a BSC, despite this, flaming of smear material was found in prior studies to unsuccessfully inactivate smear material [ 10].
Mr. Trummer has claimed that controlled flaming of drinks, including those with absinthe, have been a common bartenders' practice.
And again out of the flaming of the sun would come to him a secret certainty that the goal set for this earth was that it should be filled with good, saturated with it.
Mr. Trummer had said that the controlled flaming of drinks was a common bartending practice, and that the charges were part of an attempt by Ms. Tierney and her partners to force him from the business.
Scores of Internet merchants have recently begun following Amazon's lead by posting customer reviews — both flattering and flaming — of products they sell, and directing shoppers to sources of the most highly rated items.
Anyone who tells you that trolling is an online phenomenon is not living with it; the public "flaming" of women in the media emboldens those who pursue the offered targets for harassment and abuse.
And a hot blast of fire came flaming out of each of its three mouths!
He was two miles from the epicentre of the blast, in a rain of flaming scraps of paper and clothes.
The results of the numerical simulation are in good agreement with the experimental data: boundaries of the flaming ignition of coal; coal ignition delay times; three modes of flaming ignition of coal with the ignition zone of volatiles located in the vicinity of the hot particle.
Symptoms in the Heat and Mood domains are the main symptoms of a kind of Zheng (the up-flaming of heart fire) that is one of the most frequently occurring patterns in AD in Chinese medicine [ 23].
