"the fact of finding" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used in a sentence when something has been discovered or uncovered. Example: The fact of finding a hidden treasure left behind by her ancestors filled Maria with excitement and a sense of pride.
Because of the fact of finding themselves forced [to take off their scarves].
"I think that Dr. Hirsch seems to have been misled by the fact of finding talc and cellulose, which can be found in people who grind down drugs that are meant for oral consumption.
The fact of finding higher expression levels MMP8 in OP patients than OA may suggest an increased activity in inflammatory joint in OA patients [ 21, 22].
The discussion on a plausible role of adiponectin in critical illness has been raised by the fact of finding hypoadiponectinemia in critically ill patients.
It was the skeletons that apparently had four legs or three arms that startled the archaeologists, not the mere fact of finding masses of human bones in the back yard of one of London's most famous teaching hospitals.
He and Dr. Wilson are both encouraged, however, by the very fact of finding so much intact tissue in the ancient human remains.
Throughout Murakami's oeuvre, on the other hand, his characters never cease to express their bafflement about the nature of time, or change, or consciousness, or moral choice, or the simple fact of finding themselves alive, in this world or another.
However it's important to emphasize that the simple fact of finding this cell types does not allow a final diagnosis, since other neoplastic and non-neoplastic condition, i.e. osteosarcomas and bone metaplasia, may present similarly.
In such cases, terminologists may use the frequency criterion, i.e., the fact of repeatedly finding the unit 'enamel' in texts of the ceramic coating domain might indicate that it is a candidate.
WRSR thrives on the fact that the probability of finding alternate routes between nodes separated by a distance d(R < d ≤ 2R) is high.
The prosecution rekindles a longstanding argument between prosecutors and safety experts about the conflicting goals of finding fact and finding fault.
