The phrase "prompt of" is not correct and can not be used in written English.
Instead, you would use the phrase "prompted by." For example, "I was prompted by curiosity to ask the question."
Orwell needed the prompt of the real to speak as a writer.
They are prepared, at the prompt of a text message, to drop everything to aid a comrade felled in traffic.
The prompt of the intervening line 27, "I will abroad", has kept the rhyme and rebellion current.
Even without the prompt of a disaster, he changed Taliesin again and again, always testing new ideas.
In turn, a prompt of, "Write a description of yourself from your mother's point of view," would help gauge the child's ability to understand the perspectives of others.
McElroy, then, is writing a topological sentence inasmuch as its movement follows the associative prompt of a sink to get to his daughter's homework.
This process has begun under the prompting of Russia, the United States and Afghanistan's six neighboring countries.
Crawford watched his first Ultimate match six years ago, at the prompting of his niece.
The FLA inspection came at the prompting of Apple, the first technology company to join it.
At the prompting of antivice groups, the police occasionally raided even cafeterias.
Some possibility, he acknowledged at my prompting, of postoperative cognitive decline.
