The phrase "and enjoyment of a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the experience or pleasure derived from something, often in a context related to activities, events, or experiences.
Example: "The festival promises a celebration and enjoyment of a diverse range of cultures."
Alternatives: "and appreciation of a" or "and pleasure from a".
The Penguin Proust aspires, if not quite to be devoured while strap-hanging on the Bakerloo line, at least to foster a "more democratic dissemination and enjoyment of A la recherche ".
The quality of ingredients, no matter how humble, is crucial to the perception and enjoyment of a meal.
"I was just hoping that one mistake didn't cost the pleasure and enjoyment of a lot of other young kids," Baker said.
Ashington High School, Northumberland: a recording studio to help enrich the learning experience and enjoyment of a number of subjects and extra-curricular activities.
In light of all the recent economic upheaval, the arrangement and enjoyment of a variety of items we use everyday, virtual or not, seems like a refreshing approach.
Such homeowners might also wish to consider legal action against the village, he said, arguing that they have "lost not only the use and enjoyment of a dock, but their property has also diminished in value".
Studies conducted at UCL a decade ago provided some interesting evidence about how your perceptions and enjoyment of an activity change, depending on whether or not you've tried it yourself.
It's that and the need for personal profiles that act as the foundation for features which add value to the experience and enjoyment of using a task management system.
Allison & Matt fell in love over their mutual obsession for homemade recipes and enjoyment of food, a passion that truly shows through in their inventive and original cupcake recipes.
Ardrey contended that the capacity for (and enjoyment of) violence was a basic human instinct... and that man remained, in essence, a murderous ape.
"Conduct does not become a public nuisance merely because it interferes with the use and enjoyment of land by a large number of persons". Id.
