The phrase "and different degrees of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing variations or levels of something, often in a comparative context.
Example: "The study examined the effects of stress on health, considering various factors and different degrees of exposure."
Alternatives: "and varying levels of" or "and diverse extents of".
They should assess inter-observer variation, performance of combined clinical signs, phenotypic differences, and different degrees of anaemia.
This may be due to the differences in models used (e.g., MCT vs. PAB), species differences (rat, mouse and rabbit) and different degrees of RV adaptation (compensated vs. decompensated).
The morphological difference between amorphous calcification and immature ossification is not always sharp, and different degrees of maturity often coexist (Fig. 5).
We analyzed the differences in amphibian assemblages and populations between habitats with different plant covers and different degrees of human intervention in northwestern Argentina.
It's between different shades of evil and different degrees of worthiness.
How do you ensure family harmony when different members have different levels of ownership and different degrees of control?
Although slaves were usually outsiders and often despised, there nevertheless were different kinds of outsiders and different degrees of contempt.
However due to the size of the continent, and different degrees of urbanisation and shifts in economic activities, it is very difficult to generalise.
Most of the fibres in the voluntary muscles of mammals can only be switched on or off, and different degrees of force are obtained by activating different numbers of fibres.
Gaussian measurement matrices, for n=100 nodes, different RIP constants, and different degrees of nodes.
Different modes possess variable propagation velocities and different degrees of dispersion.
