The phrase "hand over of" is grammatically correct, but it is not commonly used in written English.
To make it more natural-sounding, you could substitute the phrase "handing over" or "transfer of". For example: The ceremony included a handover of the ceremonial key to the new mayor.
"There are 30 days between the elections and the hand over of power," said one official, who requested anonymity.
The hand over of the hostages was personally overseen by Mr de Merode, who does not use his title, and the park's security chief, Gilbert Dilis, the employee added.
Therefore, the influence of parents should be assessed at all stages of this "hand-over-of-control" period to assist in the development of concurrent parental and peer group intervention programs [ 27].
The hand-over of authority here, however, appears to have gone smoothly.
The experimental results show the smooth hand-over of an object between a man and a robot hand.
In addition, July 1 will be the sixth anniversary of Britain's hand-over of Hong Kong to Chinese rule.
The peaceful hand-over of the foreign troops in the desert was perhaps the most surprising of all.
In medical and household applications, it is necessary to consider the hand-over of an object between a human and a robot.
Early this week, when the hand-over of Mr. Milosevic began to seem imminent, a member of the prosecutor's office traveled to Belgrade to be on standby.
Although the Islamic Salvation Army's leader, Madani Mezrag, signed a statement dissolving the force, the actual hand-over of arms by his fighters appears to have been sporadic.
Out of the darkness in one of Mr. Tsang's prints a big round clock also emerges: ticking away the hours before the hand-over of Hong Kong?
