"the auspicious of" is not a grammatically correct phrase.
The word "auspicious" is an adjective, so it would need to be followed by a noun in order to form a complete phrase. For example, "the auspicious day" or "the auspicious opportunity."
Many talks were also given to communities about the nature and benefits of volcano monitoring and trends in the eruptive process; some talks were done under the auspicious of a European Community-funded DIPECHO project, which at that time was involved in ameliorating social issues in the affected areas to the west of the cone.
Russia condemned the new sanctions, calling them illegitimate as they had not been imposed under the auspicious of the UN.
These ongoing rankings developed initially with support from Harvard University, Duke University, Susan G. Komen Foundation and the Raskob Foundation (for a full list of sponsors, see the Acknowledgements section)—will be conducted annually under the auspicious of Bioethics International, with grant support from the Laura and John Arnold Foundation.
Indonesia, the most auspicious of the bunch, is also the cheapest.
But recent events have fueled fears that greed may be debasing the practice of feng shui, the Chinese system of geomancy by which the auspicious positioning of objects is believed to ensure harmony, health and fortune.
Its thugs then swayed outside the East London Mosque in Whitechapel, swigging cans of lager under the auspicious mantle of countering Anjem Choudary's "Muslim patrols", with their own "Christian patrols".
Benton thus, relates her to pollution too, but her association with Kama – the auspicious god of love – grants her the status of an auspicious goddess.
Because of this, Trump has earned himself the auspicious title of the first conspiracy theorist candidate with an actual shot at presidency.
Explanations of the rite vary from the delineation of an area for a particular sacred purpose to an attempt to influence the course of events and produce good fortune by imitating the auspicious journey of the sun.
The dawn of a grey and drizzly autumn morning was not the most auspicious of starts for the first day of the spring-summer shows at London Fashion Week.
In 2003, an accountant with little poker expertise and the auspicious name of Chris Moneymaker won the main event at the World Series of Poker, in Las Vegas, taking home two and a half million dollars in prize money.
