"the arising of" is a grammatically correct phrase and is commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the act or process of something coming into existence or becoming apparent. Example: The arising of the sun signaled the start of a new day. Another example: The arising of new technologies has greatly changed the way we live our lives.
The only inexorable answer is some new Scottish national political identity - the arising of what the SNP calls its 'invisible nation'.
After the arising of the blessed uprising of Syria, the Islamic State had a great role in striking the Nusayris in it and destroying the pillars of the rule of Assad in the heart of the command centres.
Major events in evolution like the transition from life in the water to life on land are not necessarily set off by the arising of the genetic mutations that will build the required body parts, or even the appearance of the body parts themselves, as had long been assumed.
(2) is the simple claim that there are causes and conditions for the arising of suffering.
The result of systemic decoupling from environment is the arising of a systemic temporality.
General characteristics did not appear to be related with the arising of this event.
The present study aims to point out the main mechanisms underlying the arising of this instability.
Femininity culturally justifies the arising of a more social entrepreneurial orientation, as it has been discussed above.
The state of things at M is thought to have the power to cause the arising of the state of things at M+1.
The property-particulars of phenomenal experience (the svalakṣaṇas) are real only insofar as their atomic configurations provide a causal basis for the arising of perceptual apprehension.
As such, it may not be a conditioning factor for the arising of cognitive awareness, but rather merely a subliminal level of mental processing.
