The phrase "and codes of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific codes or regulations that are part of a larger set of rules or guidelines.
Example: "The organization must adhere to the policies and codes of the industry to ensure compliance."
Alternatives: "and regulations of the" or "and standards of the".
Unless Cruz is making a comment on the unspoken sequinned conservatism and codes of the red carpet.
Before long, the nineteen-thirties setting made perfect sense: it rendered the social roles and codes of the upstairs-downstairs action immediately, viscerally clear.
These concepts define the physical keys and codes of the current ׳sustainable׳ architecture, normally instrumental but rarely and insufficiently theorised.
The code grew out of a desire for a truly national law that would override the often conflicting customs and codes of the various German territories.
State law means the applicable and nonconflicting laws, statutes, regulations, ordinances, infractions and codes of the State(s) and political subdivision(s) within whose exterior boundaries a park area or a portion thereof is located.
The folkways and codes of the Web are mutable and subject to a great deal of debate, and the running argument over the right of anyone to post anything on the Web has been fascinating to behold.
State Fire Prevention and Building Code and Code of the Town of Southampton Zoning Regulations".
Students will help in the design and coding of the Mimi software package.
We point out the implications for quantization and coding of the measurements and discuss design considerations for measurements transmission systems.
The denominator definition and coding of the measures group identifies the condition or focus that is shared across the measures within a particular measures group.
TM managed the initial analysis and coding of the data with the support from students Sarah Ritter and Laurie Huntington.
