It depends on the context and how you use it.
For example, if you were talking about a musical performance you could say, "I really enjoyed the phrasing of the saxophone solo."
Perhaps it's just the phrasing of the document that bothered me.
His comment is made, specifically, in the context of the phrasing of the Fed's statement.
(The phrasing of the question made the club's bias clear enough).
In the phrasing of the Pinkerton study, he created an opportunity to steal.
Even the phrasing of the "acknowledgment of traditional lands" raises immense difficulties of basic meaning.
There were also concerns about the phrasing of the question used by the newspaper and pollster.
This quiz was amended on 8 August 2016 to clarify the phrasing of the first question.
Even now, the phrasing of the King James has a naturalness to it.
Relating to the irregular rhythms and passionate phrasing of the score was easy for Mr. Curran.
What, if anything, should Obama substitute for the flawed phrasing of the "war on terror"?
Experts say the phrasing of the inscription is not common for the early 17th century.
