"the surpassing of" is correct and can be used in written English.
This phrase is often used to refer to the act of surpassing something. For example, "His effort was the surpassing of any other student in the class."
The larger coil size of high Mw polyelectrolyte could enable the surpassing of multilayer thickness compared with low Mw polyelectrolyte.
By selecting and reinterpreting particular clichés of Western thought, LaVey promoted the surpassing of oneself to evolve and become a superhuman with the ability to completely satisfy one's own desires.
The various lifestyle-related diseases faced by developed countries likely reflect the surpassing of the capacity of the human body, which was adapted to the 30 to 40-year lifespan of the Stone Age, due to rapid environmental changes and the extension of lifespan.
Thus, one of Hartshorne's preferred definitions of God: "the self-surpassing surpasser of all" (Hartshorne 1948, 20).
Rendering of 3D data was done using the Surpass module of Imaris 3.3.2 (Bitplane).
In 1987 the country celebrated the sorpasso, its economy's surpassing of the U.K.'s in size.
The killing is Montgomery's 33rd homicide of the year, surpassing the total of 32 homicides for all of 2012.
This result implies that the positive influence of the aggregation surpasses the negative influence of the aspect ratio deterioration.
For men, the unemployment rate in the United States surpassed that of the 15 original European Union countries in December.
Do you see the Rams surpassing any of those teams in popularity?
The ionic conductivity of the ion gels surpassed that of the lithium ionic liquid in the bulk at certain compositions.
