The phrase "and automobiles in the" is not a complete or correct expression in written English as it lacks context and a clear conclusion.
It could be used in a sentence where you are listing items or discussing a topic related to vehicles, but it needs to be part of a larger, complete thought.
Example: "The conference will cover various topics, including electric vehicles, sustainable transportation, and automobiles in the future of urban planning."
Alternatives: "and cars in the" or "and vehicles in the".
Such measures helped Japan become a worldwide leader in the export of home electronics and automobiles in the 1980s.
He was born in 1918 into a wealthy merchant family and joined his father's thriving businesses in building materials, food and automobiles in the 1930's.
The county was known for its fabricated metal products, notably the Pennsylvania rifle in the late 18th century, the nation's first iron steamboat in the early 19th century, and automobiles in the early 20th century.
In recent years, there are frequent cases of recall problems due to quality problems of consumer electronics products and automobiles in the market and betrayal of consumer confidence.
The intention of this study was to measure the concentration of V6 in foam collected from baby products where it was recently detected and measure levels in dust samples collected from homes and automobiles in the Boston, MA area.
Top things off with the high-end audio system for $700, along with the $1,070 DVD unit, the tandem of which really did look and sound tremendous, especially when we settled in for Planes, Trains and Automobiles in the backseat with friends (who failed to bring popcorn, darn them).
Personnel on the ground could be captured, wounded, and killed by simple technologies that cannot harm aircraft or ships (as simple as pistols, knives, and automobiles, in most of the latest Jihadi terrorism in Europe, Israel, and China).
Not since Americans and their automobiles in the 1950s, perhaps, have a people and a technology wedded as happily as Indians and their cellphones — small and big, vibrating and tringing, BlackBerry and plain vanilla.
As the scenic value of the river diminished, residents began scuttling their broken appliances and dead automobiles in the river.
The US Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE) standards regulate the fleet fuel economy of automakers that manufacture and sell automobiles in the US.
A poster for The French Connection now would have the faces of Hackman and his partner Russo (Roy Scheider) sweatily to the fore, with a gun or two, and the automobiles in the background.
