The phrase "and genius will be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the potential or future state of genius, often in a philosophical or motivational context.
Example: "With hard work and dedication, and genius will be the reward for those who persevere."
Alternatives: "and brilliance will emerge" or "and creativity will flourish".
"We are sorry that she did not accept this role going forward, and her creative genius will be missed," Burns said.
The next step for City Ballet must be a change in leadership that will ensure that the true artistic inheritance of Balanchine's genius will be preserved as art and not as the dry athleticism that sadly prevails.
The canvas on which you have someone in Bangladesh stencil "this is not a work of original genius" will be "authenticated" as a work of original genius, and probably turn out to be more valuable than the Bangladeshi economy as a whole.
The new essays – hailed by his agent as "works of genius" – will be among a collection of 32, titled Village Christmas: And Other Notes on the English Year, to be published by Penguin Classics on 5 November.
Comedic genius will be behind the scenes as well, with Amy Poehler ("Parks and Recreation," "Saturday Night Live") serving as a producer on the as-yet-unnamed project.
In a world of personalized learning, the argument goes, every child's particular genius will be permitted to shine.
Floyd Mayweather Sr believes it is only once his son has retired that his genius will be truly appreciated.
Henceforth, genius will be measured not by how fancy, big or powerful somebody makes something, but by how simple.Take, for instance, technology.
Films have become long and boring because directors have been told they're auteurs, so they resent good screenplays, fearing their genius will be compromised by anything too well written.
A support document published today indicates that Apple Genius will be able to help you sometime before the end of the year.
