The phrase "and depth of those" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing the extent or intensity of certain qualities or characteristics related to a subject.
Example: "The researchers examined the breadth and depth of those factors influencing consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "and extent of those" or "and richness of those".
But Mr. Jarzyna's "Macbeth" lacks the discipline and depth of those productions, despite the kinetic polish of its presentation.
"But it will be the Palestinian performance in counterterrorism that will determine the pace and depth of those contacts".
Mount Vernon's curator, Susan P. Schoelwer, along with the associate curator Amanda C. Isaac (author of a helpful catalog), show us the range and depth of those preoccupations.
The colours of these book illustrations and scrolls retain the strength and depth of those of the hieratic scrolls, which continued to be painted into the 17th century.
The range and depth of those collections will allow the Louvre Abu Dhabi, which is being marketed as a "universal museum," to show off the cultural achievements of civilizations from every corner of the world.
Mr. Aleo said that the length and depth of those crossings presented more vexing technical challenges than the Hudson project, which will run only a few miles underwater, from West 52nd Street to Edgewater.
The location and depth of this reflector correspond to those of the S wave reflector in this analysis.
The rheological structure of past Mars (Figs. 6, 7) indicates that the strength and depth of the BDT were similar to those of the present-day Earth, as proposed by Kohlstedt et al. (1995).
Table 1 shows the number of 9 s segments and the rate and depth of CCs for those segments in the training and test sets.
Such rates vary depending on organism, degree of sampling from a population, and depth of sequencing, but those here are generally consistent with studies in other plants [ 54, 55], including oaks (when considering the rate across all contigs, not just contigs with variant loci) [ 5, 41], but somewhat lower than Arabidopsis that was sampled more broadly [ 56].
