"the forgetting of" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the act or state of forgetting something. Example: The forgetting of my keys was a frustrating and costly mistake.
And that particular aspect, and the aspect of the forgetting of a tradition, go together".
Another factor in the forgetting of that immigration story is that the immigrants themselves chose not to tell it.
Here, it's really the social aspect that wins out: "The friendliness, the chat, the forgetting of your problems.
The landscape painter contests the ceaseless movement of nature; the history painter the forgetting of history; and the still-life painter the dispersal of objects.
Another is that Schaap puts his frenzied memory and his obsessive attention to the arcane in the service of something important: the struggle of memory against forgetting — not just the forgetting of a sublime music but forgetting in general.
So complete has been the forgetting of Marlow Moss that when some of her work was shown at St Ives in 1997, the critic Tom Lubbock suggested that she had been made up.
In Spain, newspapers called them "los olvidados del Edén"—the forgotten of Eden.
The exponent of the exponentially decaying time-window corresponds to the forgetting factor of fastvizfastviz.
In the student group, the slope according to the forgetting curve of Ebbinghaus was seen again.
The operator ([cdot ]_{lambda _^{lambda _) denotes the truncation of the forgetting factor to the limits of the range.
A few thoughts about Norm Willey, one of the forgotten players of the pre-television age.
