The phrase "and communities in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various groups or populations within a specific context, often related to social, cultural, or geographical aspects.
Example: "The initiative aims to support and communities in a sustainable manner, fostering growth and collaboration."
Alternatives: "and groups within a" or "and populations in a".
Mr. Heiferman's goal in founding Meetup.com, he said, was to "impact lives and communities in a good way".
She became minister of state at the Foreign Office and minister for faith and communities in a 2012 reshuffle.
Artifacts and stories articulate a company's identity, purpose, and value to customers and communities in a very real, powerful way.
For now, they have a 24/7 platform where their voices can be shared, where they can see their families and communities in a positive light.
The study outcomes could provide reasonable implications for making appropriate policies for crime prevention through environmental design to strengthen neighborhoods and communities in a city.
Pro-poor water engineering aims to deliver water services to individuals and communities in a manner that yields obvious and significant net-benefits to the poorest people.
These days learning and development professionals are therefore continuously looking for new ways of mobilizing and sharing information and knowledge between colleagues and communities in an online environment.
The system alienated children from their cultures, languages, and communities in an effort to Christianize and assimilate them into Canadian society [ 4].
"We hope that eBay Neighborhoods makes this even easier by combining commerce, communication, and community in a way that enhances traditional online buying and selling".
How might such a poetics foster healing and community in a moment of fractious social division?
It threatens both the country and community in a beautiful part of Australia and should not be advanced.
