The phrase "and a characterisation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the description or portrayal of a character, concept, or phenomenon in a text or analysis.
Example: "The report includes an analysis of the themes present in the novel and a characterisation of the main protagonist."
Alternatives: "and a description of" or "and a portrayal of".
Instead, we need continual clarion calls to uphold universal values and a characterisation of jihadism as conducted by the deranged who need medical treatment, rather than legitimisation as warlords.
As results, a non-existence condition for special parameter sets and a characterisation of parameters for the existence, restricted by some derived bounds, are given.
We do so through analysis of an audit of carbon governance initiatives in Australian cities, and a characterisation of these initiatives as four distinctive governmental programs.
The present paper offers a comparison and a characterisation of heat exchanger-reactors manufactured in different materials: stainless steel and silicon carbide for the process plates, aluminium, stainless steel and silicon carbide for the utility plates.
In this paper, we present an experimental study on the improvement of the sensitivity with this new compact matrix, and a characterisation of its effects on the overall detector performance.
The presence of jet in the collision region, and the transient fluid-like behaviour under high pressure have led many investigators to seek an explanation and a characterisation of these waves in terms of a flow mechanics of one kind or another.
We then define an optimisation problem for minimising this bound for positive linear observers and provide a characterisation of optimal solutions for systems with a single measured output.
Patients with pleural TB presented with a mixed Th1/Th2 profile and this contradicts a characterisation of HIV negative pleural TB as Th1 dominant [32].
An exploratory research approach, using focus groups involving 49 young people, was therefore followed and led to a characterisation of user requirements under a number of themes.
One response to this problem is to try and come up with a characterisation of randomness which will permit the outcomes of biased chances to be random.
The extremely high costs involved, The insufficient possibility of a characterisation of mixtures, and finally.
