The phrase "and distortion in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing changes or alterations in a particular subject, often related to sound, images, or data.
Example: "The analysis revealed significant noise and distortion in the audio recording."
Alternatives: "and alteration in the" or "and interference in the".
The guidelines, intended for scientists and journalists, aim to tackle inaccuracies and distortion in the reporting of scientific developments, health risks and medical advances.
The degree of partisanship and distortion in the British press, from the Sun's "Queen backs Brexit" to the Express front page announcing that the EU would ban British kettles, has no rival anywhere else in Europe.
Additional research by Mali Ilse Paquin Follow the Long Read on Twitter at @gdnlongread, or sign up to the long read weekly email here Nick Davies is the bestselling author of Flat Earth News, on falsehood and distortion in the media, and a former Journalist of the Year.
Using a design parametric study, a thick and low-density porous layer is found to reduce residual stress and distortion in the built component.
The XRD patterns exhibit a decrease of the average crystalline size and an increase of the internal strain, which explained the imperfection and distortion in the prepared films.
We review and translate key aspects of the economic theory of incentives into the context of performance payment schemes with special attention paid to two practical issues: risks outside the individual's control and distortion in the measurement of environmental services.
There were lessons to be found in each of those cases, which revealed flaws and distortions in the financial system and weaknesses in the way that it is regulated and policed.
The fabrications and distortions in "The Obama Nation" have been patiently enumerated and refuted by Media Matters and other watchdog Web sites; "Fight the Smears," a section of Obama's site, has a fairly complete compilation.
Federal officials said that biases and distortions in the current system had created financial incentives for hospitals to treat certain patients, on whom they could make money, and to avoid others, who were less profitable.
But Sherri Callan, president of media buyer Callan Advertising, told the Associated Press that a multi-million-dollar offer was turned down due to what CBS has called inaccuracies and distortions in the film.
Uproar over pseudonymous reviews of his own work has been followed by the current row over alleged errors and distortions in The Whisperers, his previous book about Stalinist tyranny.
