The phrase "and dispatch in the" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to assess its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts related to sending or distributing something, but the phrase needs to be part of a complete sentence for clarity.
Example: "We need to finalize the report and dispatch in the morning."
Alternatives: "and send in the" or "and deliver in the".
Optimizing thermal generation commitments and dispatch in the presence of high penetrations of renewable resources such as solar energy requires a characterization of their stochastic properties.
I can appreciate the competitive tension as the crowds wait, poised to traverse in differing directions with maximum thrust and dispatch in the 30 seconds allowed, slightly crouched, rocking gently on the balls of the feet.
The paragraphs on "trade and navigation" and the necessity for secrecy and dispatch in the management of foreign policy (the last, a time-tested favorite of Jay's) similarly caused Jay stylistic problems, but they also include a variance of the first importance from the final version.
We write out of a growing concern that your Administration must act with far more energy and dispatch in the vitally important task of nominating and confirming federal judges.
He was knocked out three times in the fourth round and dispatched in the fifth.
We tend to think ahead, sometimes to issues many months away; a cat, conversely, will identify the one sheet of paper that needs to be corrected and dispatched in the next twenty minutes and park his ass on it, no more shiftable than a Buddha.
On the other hand, contemporaries wrote of a smile of "inexpressible benignity" and of his political tact and dispatch in managing the sometimes acerbic business of the Glasgow faculty.
Scheduling and Dispatch in accordance with the grid code should be suspended and re-implemented under the instructions of the TSO.
Overflow calls will be sent to call centers in Florida and Texas that will help make appointments and dispatch rides in the District, said Lisa Edmondson, an AMR clinical nurse manager.
Two British squadrons were hastily mustered and dispatched in pursuit, one under the command of Rear-Admiral Sir Richard Strachan and the other under Rear-Admiral Sir John Borlase Warren.
A Ryan Conroy pass was controlled on the edge of the box and dispatched in style with a low shot.
