The phrase "and climates in which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various environments or conditions that affect a particular subject, such as ecosystems, cultures, or human activities.
Example: "The study examines the different species of plants and climates in which they thrive."
Alternatives: "and environments where" or "and conditions under which".
Here, the tasters will weigh carefully the differences in terroir -- the mystical French notion that wine is the expression of the particular patch of earth and climate in which the grapes are grown -- an exercise usually reserved for grapes more exalted than the humble zinfandel.
These findings support our expectation that teams with positive and stimulating team climates, in which members share the same objectives, were better able to improve the quality of chronic care delivery.
Furthermore, we found that these behaviors were modified by different levels of role engagement by the super users and varied as a function of how managers selected super users and shaped the implementation climates in which super users operated.
Last month, Ripple and five co-authors published a paper in Nature Journal titled "Ruminants, Climate Change, and Climate Policy," in which they wrote that livestock production is the greatest source of man-made methane.
In addition, training is strengthened by contributions from librarians and academics, and a climate in which all participants are clear about their specific contribution.
However, low frequencies of these alleles were only found in those breeds reared in climates in which heat and humidity levels are not enough to induce a heat stress response.
And, the innovation and financial communities will have a more stable and certain climate in which to create jobs and continue massive, ongoing investment in next-generation infrastructure.
Despite his repeatedly expressed wish to rest in Cefalù, the king was buried in the cathedral at Palermo, having created, in a Europe rent by schism and exhausted by the Crusades, not just a kingdom but a political and religious climate in which all races, creeds, and cultures were equally encouraged and equally favoured.
Three factors will decide Brown's and Labour's fate at the next election: policy, presentation and the wider economic and political climate in which voters go the polls.
Institutional leaders can strongly influence institutional culture; having leaders from a wide range of backgrounds and experiences enriches the intellectual and cultural climate in which students learn.
