The phrase "and hostility in the" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing negative feelings or actions, often in relation to a specific subject or situation.
Example: "The debate was marked by tension and hostility in the audience, making it difficult for the speakers to communicate effectively."
Alternatives: "and animosity in the" or "and aggression in the".
Nick Valensi admits there are still "undertones of resentment and hostility" in The Strokes.
Rachel Glennerster, J-PAL's executive director, recalled, "When we started, there was a huge amount of resistance and hostility in the development community.
They noted that the CVE program characterizes Muslims as suspect – which fosters the existing culture of Islamophobia and hostility in the country that leads to discrimination.
I was disgusted by the reports of sexual assaults, but that didn't surprise me either: there was a lot of misogyny and hostility in the main crowd.
He and others, though they agreed with the policy's racial goals, considered it a quota system, one that Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan likened to Hitler's Nuremberg race laws and called a "prescription for division and hostility" in the schools.
Basically, I find that as Muslims become more familiar with American institutions, they become more aware of anti-Islamic discrimination and hostility in the U.S. Altogether, these findings suggest that levels of religious fundamentalism can be found equally among Muslim and Christian adherents in the United States.
** Instead of allowing the humor — and hostility — in this speech to build naturally, Lane preens and guffaws loudly in anticipation of the joke to come.
12 November 1918: "The Armistice with Germany was signed at 5 o'clock yesterday morning, and hostilities in the Great War ceased an hour before noon".
The actions have met with suspicion and hostility in many of the towns and villages that flank the reservoirs.
An increasingly militant attitude led the younger black musicians to express anger and hostility in their playing, removing at the same time European traces.
Increasing hostility in political and media discourse, increasing hostility on the streets in terms of physical attacks and abuse and increasing hostility in the labour market and in educational contexts are some of the key markers of increasing anti-Muslim hate identified here".
