The phrase "of your familiar" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to indicate possession or relationship with something or someone that is well known or close to the person. Example: "The sound of your familiar voice brought comfort to my heart." In this sentence, the speaker is referring to a person whose voice they are familiar with and it brings them comfort.
"One of your familiar landmarks and orientation points won't be there anymore".
"Most of your familiar hosts," she told listeners, "will not even have the opportunity to really say goodbye to you".
"It takes away a lot of your familiar anchors," says Thomson. "It denies you, it takes away set, relationships, character.
Greg Darwin: You go to the shore you go out to sea and you're kind of stepping outside of the bounds of your familiar village, you go into the woods you might not come back.
Don't expect it on our shores for some time, at least not in any of your familiar brands.
It jolts you out of your familiar thoughts and routines and into a vast openness of possibility.
Find ways of making your familiar environment a bit different now that things are different.
There are several fine desserts on offer, including a tangy goat cheesecake with a hazelnut crust, but Aita is the type of place where your familiar yet unassuming server will bring you complimentary biscotti with the check.
He says "Get up and leave your parents, leave your country, leave behind your familiar ways of worship and go to a totally unfamiliar destination". And constantly, throughout his story, Abraham, the man of faith, is seen as constantly in doubt, endlessly questioning God, and in anguish about God's apparent total failure to keep any one of his promises.
Many of your customers are familiar with the work of the Avon Foundation, but they might not know that you have similar programs in countries like Mexico and Malaysia.
They become part of your story, as familiar as best friends, but you forget how to talk when you see them in person.
