"Introduction to" vs "Introducton of"

English as a Second Language English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms
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Hi

Until today morning I was convinced that “introduction of” would be wrong in any context.

There can be “an introduction [color=red]to newly appointed staff” but there cannot be “an introduction [color=red]of newly appointed staff”, but the results from Ms Google really baffled me.

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I would like to know how “introduction of” sounds to native ears. Is it commonly used on your side of the pond?

Tom

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1-- A is introduced to B.
2-- There is an introduction of A to B.

These are synonymous.

Does that help?
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