For all the English grammar my teacher taught me, the element put right after the preposition 'of' can be:
1, noun. The leg of the desk
2. gerund leading phrase which acts as a noun - The result of giving your children anything they want.
3. gerund leading phrase which starts with possessive pronoun- The good effect of my giving you aid in time.
However, recently I read such sentence structure following the preposition 'of', for instance,
1.'The spectacle of gunners using science of shatter men's body'.
2.'The result of accumulated knowledge applied to practical life'.
The two examples above are not in the three conditions I know about the usage of preposition 'of'.
Can anybody analyze the grammar for me?? I make the following sentences when i try to imitate the example, and please see if they are right or not.
'The consequence of the troops occupying the abandoned factory'
'The finding of Gus abducted and sent to an unknown place 10 years ago'