The phrase "and channels in the" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing various types of channels, such as communication channels, media channels, or distribution channels, in a specific context.
Example: "The report outlines the strategies for optimizing marketing efforts across different platforms and channels in the digital landscape."
Alternatives: "and mediums in the" or "and pathways in the".
The abundance of water from the river Vaigai is fed into small natural tanks and channels in the region.
Images of the tablet surface and cross-section were characterized by scanning electron microscopy to show the formed pores and channels in the matrices.
Although dense accumulations are found in different absolute depths, local depressions and channels in the bathymetry exhibit denser agglomerations than mounds and ridges which are often completely free from pockmarks.
He examined the coast with minute care, surveying the intricate inlets and channels in the region of Vancouver Island and naming, among others, Puget Sound and the Gulf of Georgia.
The feed holes and channels in the silicon wafers were prepared by anisotropic silicon etching from the back and front of the wafer with silicon dioxide acting as intrinsic etch-stop layer.
GLCs act as structural units to form mesopores and channels in the catalyst layers, which lead to the increase of the electrochemical active surface area and improvement in the mass transport by reducing the liquid sealing effect.
Our music, as you know, is shamanic in its nature and channeled in the Eternal Now, tailor-made for the audience in house.
The drama is made by ITV Studios, which also distributes it globally to networks including Seven Network, Australia, and channels in Sweden, Finland, Norway, Belgium, Israel and the Republic of Ireland.
The Yagan were nomadic, moving around the bays and channels in search of food.
In many cases, old canals and inundation channels in the Sindh and Punjab regions were revived and modernized.
Rapids, sandbars, and shifting channels in the Paraná and the Uruguay rivers hinder their use as transportation arteries, necessitating transshipment of cargo to shallow-draft vessels.
