The phrase "spending time finding" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is generally used to indicate an action that entails a significant amount of time. For example, "I spent hours spending time finding the perfect gift for my sister."
The organisation should want to find out about your skills and specialisms and spend time finding an appropriate role for you.
To do that, you may have to spend time finding out what those best practices are.
So community mental-health clinicians can't spend time finding and gaining the trust of the woman who thinks we are part of the Illuminati.
"I spent time finding that couch," she said, pointing to one of the few items of furniture, "and I haven't even sat in it".
One of my top tips on staying stylish for ever is to spend time finding clothes that fit, whether that's shoes, tailoring or lingerie.
Let us know of any we've missed out.Meetings and greetings Dress and overall appearance are very important: businessmen spend time finding just the right suit, and women are typically decked out in fashionable, feminine outfits and tasteful jewellery.
"Too often, public agencies and even charities go into deprived areas with an assumption that there's a lack of capable individuals, create new schemes and don't spend time finding out who's already doing something, who is already connected," says the RSA's chief executive, Matthew Taylor.
"As I wrote The Thirties: An Intimate History," Gardiner explains in one her numerous insightful anecdotes, "I felt grateful every day for the fact that I always had the decade, and even on bad writing days there was something I could spend time finding out that I was pretty sure I would be able to use".
As I wrote The Thirties: An Intimate History, I felt grateful every day for the fact that I always had the decade, and even on bad writing days there was something I could spend time finding out that I was pretty sure I would be able to use.
