The phrase "stating of" is not grammatically correct or usable in written English.
You cannot use the phrase "stating of" in English. Instead, you can use the phrase "stating" or "saying". For example, "He was adamant in his stating that the project should be finished by next week."
Yet, by stating of the disorganised mice that "it is enough to say that the deformities of a single litter would embrace the contents of a sizeable teratology museum", he at once frustrates and piques our curiosity.
But there is a nugget of interest hidden among the stating of the obvious in this research: that fiction – especially the sort that promises a happy ending – has such a pull on our imagination despite us living with the all too painful knowledge of how fictional it truly is.
Few actors, though, could do much with the dialogue served up in the playwright Alexi Kaye Campbell's screenplay: "It would have been a lot better for us all if Hitler had spent his life doing tacky paintings," says Mirren's Maria, taking the stating of the bleeding obvious to a new level.
The final acts of the conference were the unanimous acceptance by the delegates of the principle of compulsory arbitration and the stating of a number of voeux (resolutions), the first of which was the recommendation that another conference be summoned in eight years, thus establishing the concept that the best way to handle international problems was through a series of successive conferences.
In a more sophisticated approach we apply pixelwise-planar depth assumption, stating of planarity of depth inside some neighborhood of processing pixel.
This would be done through a comprehensive approach to early childhood education and childcare, through the stating of recommendations and suggestions made by a number of ministries (Ministry of Education, Human Resources Development, Ministry of Gender Equity and Family, Ministry of Labor, & Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry).
