The phrase "and content of a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the elements or components of something, often in a descriptive or analytical context.
Example: "The report will cover the structure and content of a successful marketing strategy."
Alternatives: "and elements of a" or "and substance of a".
What will be the nature and content of a long-term agreement on future Iraqi-American relations?
In the preface to Dream Play, Strindberg explained that he was seeking to imitate the shape and content of a dream.
SCHWARTZ (hands in pockets, glasses on): Now, you have already testified, Mr. Preminger, who it was that determined the final form and content of a picture when the picture was made at a studio by a salaried producer and director.
"You could form an impressionistic sense of the shape and content of a correspondence, but no one could really know the whole picture," said Mr. Edelstein, who, along with collaborators at Stanford and Oxford University in England, is using a geographic information system to trace the letters' journeys.
The reference and content of a pure indexical does not.
Structure and content of a SAR generally differ among countries.
However, I find his book the antithesis of both the style and content of an Ann Coulter book.
XML Schema http://www.w3.org/XML/Schema is a W3C standard for describing the structure and content of an XML document.
PC and HCP expressed a number of concerns relevant to the nature and content of an end-of-life intervention for patients with advanced heart disease.
This paper describes the construction and content of an online database of randomised controlled trials of psychosocial interventions targeting suicidal thoughts and/or behaviours.
Fields containing ontology terms and providing information on the biological intent and content of an investigation are also used to compute dissimilarities between pairs of experiments.
