The phrase "and belong to a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating membership or association with a group or category.
Example: "These artifacts are ancient and belong to a significant cultural heritage."
Alternatives: "and are part of a" or "and are associated with a".
He continued: "We have a couple of pool tournaments and are in a league, and belong to a dart league.
Sanctuaries like hers, visited by both Muslims and Hindus, are common in Sindh and belong to a tolerant Sufism.
They also borrow from Andrea Zittel and other design-oriented artists and belong to a strain of functional Surrealism that includes H. C. Wassermann and John Cederquist.
I grew up during the Vietnam era and belong to a generation of educated liberals who came of age with a visceral dislike of the military.
I was born and raised in Athens and belong to a generation eager to have the most noble human gathering come home.
Rather, he says that for his generation of black politicians it's all right to show the part of themselves that is culturally black — to play basketball with friends and belong to a black church, the way Obama has.
They're called Max Brenner, Chocolate by the Bald Man, and belong to a chain spawned in Israel by a pair of businessmen, Max Fichtman and Oded Brenner, who conflated their two names into that of one quasi-fictive candy man.
If you are a nudist and belong to a nudist colony or resort, obviously the situation is somewhat different, but please don't impose your beliefs on the rest of us.
At 54 and 48, respectively, Mr Neves and Mr Campos are younger than Ms Rousseff, who is 66, and belong to a generation of Brazilian politicians who came of age after the end of the military dictatorship in 1985.
Either you embrace abstract shapes and belong to a privileged class that still remembers the meaning of an "above the table" jacket — that is, one that makes an impression on your guests, even when properly seated.
According to the Spectra marketing firm, there are almost exactly as many Preference users as Nice 'n Easy users who earn between fifty thousand and seventy-five thousandollarsrs a year, listen to religious radio, rent their apartments, watch the Weather Channel, bought more than six books last year, are fans of professional football, and belong to a union.
