The phrase "and cadence of a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the rhythm, flow, or musicality of something, often in relation to speech, writing, or music.
Example: "The poet captured the beauty and cadence of a summer evening in her verses."
Alternatives: "and rhythm of a" or "and flow of a".
Each spoke with the tone and cadence of a preschool teacher reading nursery rhymes.
For millennia, our brains have evolved to perceive minute variations in the volume and cadence of a human voice.
The three candidates trailing him spent most of the time squabbling among themselves, giving Mr. Peña Nieto, of the centrist Institutional Revolutionary Party, or the PRI, ample time to look directly into the camera and, in the tone and cadence of a sitting president, promise viewers a better future.
Carolyn Porco, a senior research scientist at the Space Science Institute in Boulder, Colo., called, half in jest, for the establishment of an alternative church, with Dr. Tyson, whose powerful celebration of scientific discovery had the force and cadence of a good sermon, as its first minister.
In the Grand Canyon, my friends had, after a week, got into a mode of talking to one another almost exclusively in the diction and cadence of a nineteenth-century explorer's journals: "Cabbage stores are mostly depleted and what is left is sodden and rancid.
Flanked by his culinary coach Roy Choi, a chef who knows his way around a food truck, Favreau described how to construct the gooey sandwich with the care and cadence of a Food Network host.
She has the sentence structure and cadences of a political science professor.
At the same time, as Mr. Obama's friends and aides now acknowledge, he was aware that, shorn of their South Side Chicago context, the words and cadences of a politically left-wing black minister could have a very problematic echo.
The result is an absolutely beautiful movie that brilliantly captures the changing notes and cadences of a relationship through the smallest gestures between the often silent protagonists; entire sections of this unexpected treat resemble nothing so closely as a silent film.
Cardi adopted the measured but forceful vocal style and cadence of "Bodak Yellow" from "No Flockin," a hit by the troubled Florida rapper Kodak Black.
Using the call-and-response cadence of a church service, the president demanded that the Congress allow up-or-down votes on several gun measures.
