The phrase "and embodied in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing concepts, ideas, or values that are represented or manifested in a particular form or context.
Example: "The principles of sustainability are not just theoretical; they are embodied in the practices we adopt every day."
Alternatives: "and reflected in the" or "and represented in the".
Each emotion is ritualised and embodied in the sombre drills the men perform.
In many parts of the world, health is experienced and embodied in the emotional, mental, spiritual, physical and social, and political-economic worlds people inhabit.
In particular, the ten constitutional amendments promulgated in 1791 and embodied in the Bill of Rights endow the common people with sovereign authority over their own freedom and well-being.
Washington must be the "main arbiter", he says, but the time has come for an approach based on the principle of land for peace, enunciated in UN resolutions dating back decades and embodied in the 1991 Madrid peace conference, the only forum at which Israel faced all its Arab enemies.
Malcolm Harper, who has died aged 73 after suffering from lymphoma, devoted his life to the values seen as vitally important after the second world war and embodied in the United Nations: not just peace, but also human rights for all.
Stasukevich's description of the production makes clear that, though the scale and the scope of the movie may be written into the script, conveyed in the performances, and embodied in the images, an essential element of its grandeur arises from the way that it was made.
The conclusion reached and embodied in theories of the 1950s was that somewhere in the system was a bottleneck.
Although not an outsider himself, he believed in – and embodied in his own work – the spirit of Outsider Art.
Both albums were about uncertain pilgrimages and stray epiphanies, described in the lyrics and embodied in musical hybrids.
They strengthen our teaching and research, and are embodied in the backgrounds and perspectives of our faculty and students.
The complexity is evident in the socio-economic and environmental interactions and impacts embodied in the concept of the urban-ecosystem.
