'his introducing' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you could use it in a sentence such as: "He was pleased with his introducing the conference speaker."
There is enough drama around -- and Mr. Pagliari has found it -- without his introducing the luridly trumped-up kind.
Perhaps more than by showmanship, Zander's forté, Motorola would have been better served by his introducing what Zander himself describes as some "wickedly cool" products.
Not the least of which was his introducing the Brentwood school version of Anchors Aweigh proudly sung by little Jane back in LA to wardrooms across the Pacific.
He gives a tour of both his properties, introducing his wife, his two teenage children, his staff, his dog.
A former instructor of his introduced him to Krakauer, who was looking for a game designer.
He went straight to Louise and, taking her hand in both of his, introduced himself.
Feinstein predicts that with more tweaking, his introduced DNA sequence can achieve even greater sensitivity to a limit.
The work refers back to his youth, introducing his teachers Aper and Secundus.
His furniture introduces his faith in clear lines, crisp corners and simple geometry as strongly as his paintings.
Peel (presumably one of the liberal proprietors with excellent regulations who assured his support) introduced his Bill in 1802.
He devoted his time to expanding his business, introducing new and even-more-luxurious train sleepers.
