The phrase "and a perception of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's understanding or interpretation of a situation, concept, or phenomenon.
Example: "The study aims to explore the impact of social media on mental health and a perception of reality among teenagers."
Alternatives: "and an understanding of" or "and an interpretation of".
Domestically his reputation was sullied by corruption scandals and a perception of drift.
It suggests a mourning for the painting itself, and a perception of the painting as dead, lost.
Failed states, weak or tyrannical governments, social deprivation, arbitrary use of power and a perception of injustice -- all help generate recruits.
But in the last decade, the sanctions on Iraq and a perception of United States bias in favor of Israel, have hardened opinions against America, residents here said.
When he announced he was stepping down, he was believed to have succumbed to pressure from investors concerned about slow growth and a perception of disappointing revenues.
Increased immigration enforcement in the U.S. and a perception of public hostility toward immigrant workers makes the U.S. a less welcoming work location than in previous decades.
B1 ARTS E1-10 OBITUARIES C13 Bill Blass The American designer who built his business on understated clothes and a perception of the taste of the upper-income American woman was 79.
The persuasive genius of Frederick Douglass, of Abraham Lincoln, of Ida B. Wells, of Cesar Chavez, sprang from a mastery of this language, and a perception of its application to a previously unimaginable future.
Now the company may have to compensate Nasa, after the report from Nasa's top lawyer noted that the arrangement had "engendered a sense of unfairness and a perception of favouritism", and recommended it explore "possible options to remedy this situation".
Symbolic thinking, scientists explain, is a form of consciousness that extends beyond the here and now to a contemplation of the past and future and a perception of the world within and beyond one individual.
"I don't think there's any question there is some linkage between his situation and a perception of the Mets that has existed to this point," General Manager Sandy Alderson said.
