The phrase "and coherence in the" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance of clarity and logical consistency in a text or argument.
Example: "The report emphasizes the need for clarity and coherence in the presentation of data to ensure that the findings are easily understood."
Alternatives: "and consistency in the" or "and clarity in the".
First, to recognise that the issue of competence and coherence in the anti-Tory camp matters.
But when you look at your watch, you discover that almost an hour remains, during which the film lurches from one stagy set piece and from one genre to another, losing its focus and coherence in the process.
Baseball and the atom bomb, J. Edgar Hoover and the science of waste disposal are pulled into its vortex, but whereas Updike and Roth work to establish connection and coherence in the face of time's chaos, DeLillo is an artist of diffusion and dispersal, of implication and missing information.
These internal models are like blueprints for future relationships and constitute a set of coping skills that provide organization and coherence in the infant's mind.
The additional text was read and re-read, identifying the occurrence of themes and generating a coding frame of 13 categories, which were clearly operationalized to allow for consistency and coherence in the coding (see Table 1).
The article by Uricchio and Pearson, on the other hand, serves as a kind of introduction to critical issues for contemporary Bat-scholarship by examining the serial nature of the Batman character, and calling attention to the tension between multiplicity and coherence in the production of popular culture.
Soames, the MP for Mid Sussex, said Johnson's change of position on the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) was yet more evidence of his "complete lack of credibility and coherence" in arguing the economic case for Britain to leave the EU.
The results further show that reflections have a negative impact on the visualization experience since there was less consistency and coherence in participants' responses in the scenarios where there were reflections on the display.
The normalized mean signal change within V5/MT+ of control participants was used to generate a data-driven model summarizing the relationship between activation and coherence in contralateral V5/MT+ of the healthy brain, illustrated in Fig. 3B.
CIPA core faculty members provide cohesion to the program and coherence in academic advising.
But the festival finally achieved true musical and conceptual coherence in the last program, "To the Finland Station: Sibelius and Russia," early Sunday evening.
