The word 'placing' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it as a verb, meaning to put or set into a particular position, or as a noun, meaning the act of putting something in a particular position. Example Sentence: She carefully placed the ornament in its rightful placing on the shelf.
"I brought some muffins!" the VP said as he arrived at the security desk, placing the muffins down.
We are watching like this," he said, placing his hands over his eyes.
While they specialise in placing doctors in the British Isles, other companies concentrate on Norway, Sweden or Germany.
Unlike Ukraine, Georgia completed negotiations on its initial EU association agreement in 2013, placing the country on a firmer path towards full membership.
Shorter contracts with tight budgets from commissioners are also placing pressure on cash flow and working capital at the frontline.
Because we know that as we chart a course through the next 12 months, up to and through the 2015 general election, we can clearly articulate the expectations we are placing on politicians to play their part.
Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 1.50pm AEST04:50 I think this is worth placing on the record.
The "make-up" of the three Cabinet ministers is as close an approximation as possible to the features, dress, and manners of the originals, and the fun of the thing consists partly in placing them in ridiculous situations, and partly in making them utter ludicrous exaggerations of the sentiments which they are supposed to profess or act upon in their public conduct.
Wright took photos of these prominent displays, referring to them as "dick tables" and began taking her book from the W section of non-fiction and placing it alongside others on the display.
As Messi demonstrated against Athletic Bilbao in last Saturday's Copa del Rey final, when he's in the sort of form he is in at the moment, even surrounding him with three players and placing another three between him and the goal isn't enough.
In July 2012 RES began a process of public consultation, sending newsletters to 7,852 properties, placing advertisements in the local press and holding public briefings – though it is worth noting that a public exhibition was attended by just 1% of those directly invited.
