"flowing of" can be used in written English.
It is used to describe the action of something moving or liquid moving in a smooth and continuous way. Example: The flowing of the river was peaceful and mesmerizing, as it meandered through the countryside.
From the flowing of rivers to the falling of rain, this movement keeps us all alive.
Its formal gardens were laid out like an English estate, with a gradual flowing of park land into farmland.
Mr. Vaux describes his work as "a play of the precision and rigidity of architecture, with the natural asymmetric flowing of nature".
But it is a masterpiece, alert and sensitive to the flowing of water, the rippling of forests and fields, the texture of newly cut and weathered timber.
Around the island, the ebbing and flowing of the local economy attached to the detention centre is articulated through a tangible sense of frustration.
Emerging water symbolises the moment of birth, yet also the renewed flowing of blood, and the release of sad experiences to be carried away.
HOLLAND COTTER 'MARTYRDOM OF SAINT LAWRENCE, ' STAINED GLASS FROM CHRIST CHURCH CATHEDRAL, CANTERBURY, ENGLAND, THE CLOISTERS Window light, seen as an in-flowing of God's grace, is one of the great Christian symbols, and stained-glass windows are one of the great Christian art forms.
Born into a family whose craft, for 600 years, has has been the making of ink guaranteed to last "from one great period of history to another," LuLing is an accomplished calligrapher who tries, in her new life in America, to teach Ruth what her own mother taught her: "When you write... you must gather the free-flowing of your heart".
flow of Southern California's freeways.
The flow of information went both ways.
The flow of gas is virtually silent.
