The phrase "granting of rights" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to the act of allowing a person or group access or possession to certain rights or privileges. For example, "The government announced the granting of rights to the workers to organize a union."
His most noteworthy accomplishment was the then-unusual granting of rights to the Jews of Westphalia.
This includes accounting for all gulf war personnel whose fate is still unknown; the granting of rights to Iraqi minority groups; and the cessation of financial support for terrorist organizations.
Therefore, the granting of rights to use water resources, which is one of the PNRH instruments, aims to ensure the quantitative and qualitative control of water uses and the effective exercise of water access rights (Brasil 1997).
Suggesting that the granting of rights to suspected terrorists hurts the country may bring some momentary political advantage, but in the long run it will erode the very things that we are fighting to protect.
[ 29]This granting of rights to reorganise and reform service delivery has created tension between governmental expectations, provider interests, and patients' needs and desires.
LANE: Now, will you look at the second paragraph of the grant-of-rights clause.... (Dissolve).
Whitlam initiated the movement that would lead to the granting of land rights to Indigenous Australians in the Northern Territory.
Denis Racicot, the representative in Bolivia of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, has welcomed the new constitution's granting of more rights to indigenous people.
In the 18th century the granting of municipal rights to numerous private towns owned by the nobility (e.g., Białystok) led to economic recovery.
About 24percentt of the 2,347 cases opened by the State Department since May 1997 have resulted in a return of custody or the granting of visitation rights, the report said.
In poorer countries … the patent system may amount to simply the granting of private rights of exclusion to foreign patent-holders".
