The phrase "and exercises in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to activities or tasks that involve practice or application in a specific context, such as education or training.
Example: "The course includes lectures and exercises in the fundamentals of programming."
Alternatives: "and activities in the" or "and tasks in the".
On the slopes, there are full days of skiing, with lots of skills and exercises in the morning.
"Easy" days consist of 11 miles in the morning and five in the evening, with stretching and exercises in the gym.
The questions and exercises in the focus groups tried to explore participants' attitudes about online privacy and to get a sense of what kind of groups they would want running the global network.
Education should be literally a drawing-out of this self-power, a development of abilities through activity in the physical field by encouraging manual work and exercises, in the moral field by stimulating the habit of moral actions, and in the intellectual field by eliciting the correct use of the senses in observing concrete things accurately and making judgments upon them.
The students in both groups took English vocabulary learning activities and exercises in the learning system without the teacher's watching.
Her Chinese professors taught strictly by the book, going methodically through vocabulary and exercises in the textbooks, allowing students few opportunities to speak English in class.
Macedonians generally seem to prefer to take their fresh air and exercise in the form of mountaineering and hunting.
The sulfonylureas are oral hypoglycemic agents used as adjuncts to diet and exercise in the treatment of NIDDM.
The sick -- those who could afford it -- were separated, but given fresh air, food and exercise in the hope that some would recover.
They are permitted out of the cells twice a week, for 15 minutes each time, to shower and exercise in the yard.
Objective: To evaluate the safety and effectiveness of a dual balloon system plus diet and exercise in the treatment of obesity compared to diet and exercise alone.
