The phrase "stocktaking of" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the process of counting and evaluating the inventory of a business or organization. Example: The end of the fiscal year is always a busy time for our company, as we have to do a thorough stocktaking of our warehouse to determine our profits and losses.
It's an exquisitely lush, star-speckled torch song, which refracts the late-in-life stocktaking of Piaf or Sinatra through the stasis and fatalism of Talking Heads' Heaven.
The 100-days routine is a stocktaking of every potential disaster, be it terrorist targeting, or matches taking place to empty stadiums, or being left, years later, with The Monorail To Nowhere.
""It's what I'm calling the world's largest stocktaking of corals in history".
In addition, five-year periods for the submission of revised INDCs (and global stocktaking of the impact of the Paris Agreement) are included in Article 14.
Social audit is a stocktaking of where we are with these assumptions, guesses and intentions.
Request for Proposal (pdf) Request for Proposal (doc) Request for Proposal (doc) 08 October 2015 Request for Proposal (RRP) - reference RFP-UKRA-2015-0009 Subject: STOFKTAKING OF SOCIAL SECTOR REFORM PROCESSES IN UKRAINE Expires on: October 27, 2015 at 15:00 Kyiv time.
This is the first stocktaking paper of HPSR production and gaps in the EMR.
To our knowledge, this is the first stocktaking paper of HPSR production and gaps in the EMR.
A study conducted by the Ministry of Education and Vocational Training together with PMO RALG as a stocktaking exercise of COBET implementation in 2006 came out with a different picture.
Musically, Relayer (1974) represented a retreat to a more conservative approach, and included another benchmark piece, Gates of Delirium, but was followed by a period of stocktaking during which Squire recorded the solo album Fish Out of Water, which featured Bill Bruford and Yes's latest keyboard player Patrick Moraz.
In disasters such as floods and some hurricanes there is a distinctly long period of impact, which can be separated from a subsequent period of stocktaking or immobility.
