The phrase "and critics claim that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a viewpoint or argument that is attributed to critics regarding a particular subject or issue.
Example: "The new policy has faced significant backlash, and critics claim that it will disproportionately affect low-income families."
Alternatives: "and some argue that" or "and detractors assert that".
The authorities have proven unwilling to concede ground over fundamental grievances expressed by the Shia majority, such as the practice of recruiting Sunni immigrants from Syria and other Arab countries to join the security forces and granting them nationality – a policy, critics claim, that is intended to re-engineer the islands' religious mix.
On the other hand, critics claim that NPEs act as a drag on the information technology industry.
That finding supports the critics' claim that choices uncover preexisting preferences, says Laurie Santos, a psychologist at Yale University.
But the coveted blue checkmark is still hard to achieve for many noteworthy figures, and critics claimed that verifying a known white supremacist isn't something that's in the public interest.
BBC London and the Evening Standard stressed critics' claims that £50m figure is far too low and the Independent carried the term "social cleansing" in its headline.
But Dr Hansen and other critics claim that the level of IGF-1 in the milk of rbGH-treated cows may be much higher than such experts acknowledge.
His theological and philosophical critics claim that what he discusses is not really "nothing".
For them, intellectual property is property, pure and simple.Their critics claim that this defeats one of the main purposes of copyright to ensure the public's access to intellectual products—just as the internet should be making that easier than ever.
On November 28th, the parliament's legal affairs committee approved several amendments to the proposed directive that have made bankers and regulators hopping mad.The critics claim that the amendments will destroy precisely what the directive was meant to achieve: a transparent and fair takeover process, with equitable treatment for minority shareholders.
Nielsen's critics claim that black and Hispanic viewers have been undercounted under the new system, which could discourage networks and marketers from developing and advertising on programs aimed at these viewers.
