The phrase "and branches in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to different divisions or extensions of an organization, company, or concept.
Example: "The company has several departments and branches in the United States and Europe."
Alternatives: "and divisions in the" or "and subsidiaries in the".
First Community, with headquarters in Denver, has assets of $417 million and branches in the Denver and Salt Lake City regions.
A highway runs through the river valley and branches in the south to Popayán in Cauca department (west) and to Florencia in Caquetá department (east).
It was customary in English homes to arrange flowers and branches in the hearth during the summer months when the fireplace was not in use.
The bank is also planning to scale back on consumer lending and branches in the United States, The Wall Street Journal online and The Financial Times reported on Sunday.
To stall sand erosion, it installed a mesh fence that reduces wind speed by 50percentt and helped arrange the planting of grids of straw and branches in the desert dunes.
''We have set up no hindrances, no regulations, no demands that prevents them from using the capital that we are providing to stabilize their subsidiaries and branches in the Baltic countries.'' But recapitalizing Swedish banks to keep credit flowing in other countries is no easy feat.
The emphasis was placed on an unrestrained pump and branch in the system, and the associated relations were derived for modelling them.
8 September 2016: Alex and Julia's paper on the role of polymer chain length and branching in the structure and properties of polyMOCs published online in Macromolecules.
However, the garnet porphyroblasts in the Nelson aureole are euhedral rather than irregular and branching in the case of the garnets from the Tsukuba metamorphic rocks.
An axon projected further ventral and branched in the dorsal thoracic ganglion (Figure 5F'″).
