The phrase 'pursuit of finding' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express determination and dedication to a goal or mission. For example, "The archaeologist had been on a relentless pursuit of finding the lost city of Atlantis for years."
And, soon, Mr. Stanley will resume his pursuit of finding another name for the Devils, who have won the Stanley Cup three times since 1995.
In a blink, there were three little girls to deliver to children's services during those next crowded full-house years when Yom Kippur meant, among other things, the nonspiritual pursuit of finding what their grandmothers would call "presentable" clothes for synagogue that didn't itch.
Therefore, mathematicians and scientists are always in pursuit of finding methods to solve nonlinear real world problems.
The researchers are rewarded and encouraged to take risks in pursuit of finding future breakthrough medicines to treat severe diseases.
The pursuit of finding the best electric skateboard continues, with a startup based out of Orange County, California called Huger Tech.
In pursuit of finding a lead compound identification to design an effective AR inhibitor employing fragment-based design-like approach, we found that this class of compounds and their nearest neighbors could inhibit AR.
So much of our lives is dedicated to the pursuit of love; of finding something special and lasting and ours.
A few hours later, he tracked me down to suggest that I consider journaling as a means of finding a pursuit that would give me satisfaction and joy.
He offers the possibility of finding happiness by abjuring the pursuit of pleasure.
Love is the ultimate pursuit and Dinner Date consistently proves itself to be the most ineffective method of finding it.
In the characteristically noble pursuit of authenticity he decided to film Che in Spanish, a decision that effectively blitzed any hope of finding significant investment within the US.
