The phrase "and cadres in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing groups, organizations, or movements, particularly in political or military settings.
Example: "The report highlighted the roles of leaders and cadres in the revolutionary movement."
Alternatives: "and members of the" or "and personnel in the".
Nevertheless, China's economic reform has broadened such a concept and led to a new understanding of "the working class," which includes four social divisions: workers providing physical labor (blue collar workers), workers providing mental labor (white collar workers), intellectuals conducting educational or scientific work, and civil servants and managerial cadres in the public sector (Liu 2001).
During the visit to the USSR of the Syrian Prime Minister Yusuf Zuayyin in April 1966 both nations agreed on a strong opposition to imperialism and later an accord would be reached for the formation of Syrian political and technical cadres in the USSR.
Thus the information system should be supported to provide a comprehensive picture of the nursing workforce (and other cadres) in the entire country.
Data were analyzed with Epi Info 3. Seventy three percent of staff (72.6%, 491/676) reported sharps injury in the preceding 12 months, with remarkably similar levels between hospitals and staff cadres in the 676 (71.1%) people responding.
Realistic expectations about which eye care services can most appropriately be implemented and learnt by different cadres in the limited time available during either in-service training or as part of a pre-service course [ 44, 48, 106].
In February 1967 1 ATF focused on the Dat Do area and the south-east of Phuoc Tuy province, initiating a program of conventional operations and pacification, with 5 RAR concentrating on cordon and search and civic action against Viet Cong cadres in the villages, while 6 RAR was tasked with search and destroy missions targeting the Viet Cong D445 Battalion.
This improved the consultation and decision making process between cadres in the managing team (doctors, midwifes).
If anything, it increases the gap between the very, very wealthy people, who formerly would have been party cadres in the Communist Party and very ordinary people.
Yet its recent economic performance is sterling -- the state suffered mightily from the recession, but its recovery has outpaced much of the rest of the nation, thanks in part to its innovation hubs, talented labor and tops-in-the-nation cadre of entrepreneurs, and despite its (gasp!) tax-increasing governor.
Mr. Erdogan viewed the Gulenist cadres in the state as an asset, and an alliance was born.
