The phrase "and beliefs in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various beliefs or ideologies within a specific context or framework.
Example: "The study explores cultural values and beliefs in a diverse society."
Alternatives: "and convictions in a" or "and principles in a".
to provide a methodologically robust and in-depth exploration of maternal expectations and beliefs in a non-clinical sample of Bulgarian mothers who described their ideas about motherhood postnatally.
Unless we speak out our values and beliefs in a respectful manner, we cannot hope to overcome adversarial relationships.
"The present research provides evidence that prevailing racial attitudes and beliefs in a region are related to life-or-death decisions that police officers make in the line of duty," the researchers wrote.
It's difficult to tell if all of these incendiary statements reflect to quote his Twitter handle the Real Mark Latham, or if he's given up all of his ethics and beliefs in a calculated play for attention.
If you focus your energy and activity and thoughts and beliefs in a certain direction, toward a certain range of outcomes, and especially if you do so with passion, with directed emotions, then you are increasingly likely to "manifest" that outcome.
We have briefly described the circumcision prevalence, preference, knowledge, and beliefs in a traditionally non-circumcising community just prior to widespread promotion of VMMC for HIV prevention.
Expectations are attitudes which allow for the relation of observed actions and other events to the modelers intentions and beliefs in an integrated, adaptive manner.
This study investigated teacher-education students' development of adaptive mathematics teaching practices and beliefs in an online knowledge building environment under principle-based design guidance.
There are a variety of ways to describe the players' knowledge and beliefs in an extensive game.
He ultimately dismisses that Jewish history and belief in a Messiah as "madness".
