The phrase "and in the birth of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the beginning or origin of something, often in a metaphorical or literal sense.
Example: "The community thrived and in the birth of new ideas, they found a path to progress."
Alternatives: "and during the emergence of" or "and at the inception of".
Griffith, too, had his prejudices, and in "The Birth of a Nation" he was skillful enough to make them virulent, where DeMille's could only be lurid.
The ideas of the 18th century found their first political realization in the Declaration of Independence and in the birth of the American nation.
The figures certainly do not enact a known myth but rather are used allegorically to illustrate various aspects of love: in Primavera, its kindling and its fruition in marriage; in Pallas, the subjugation of male lust by female chastity; in Venus and Mars, a celebration of woman's calm triumph after man's sexual exhaustion; and in The Birth of Venus, the birth of love in the world.
However, this involved assuming an underlying teleological development in the form and content of knowledge, both in the formation of the discipline of physiology and in the birth of the discipline of biochemistry out of it.
He had worked as a farmer for 15 years and assisted in the birth of sheep and cattle.
After widespread shortages of food and other supplies, rising nationalism and demands for independence across Central Asia, a coup against leader Mikhail Gorbachev ultimately ended his political career and resulted in the birth of 15 new and independent nations.
Nokia was early into the portable radio phone business in the 1970s, and in at the birth of worldwide cellular standards in the early 1980s.
Nate Parker directs and stars in "The Birth of a Nation" (Oct . 7, about Nat Turner, the leader of an 1831 slave rebellion in Virginia.
Sixty years ago, we were all, immigrants included, witness to and participants in the birth of a modern progressive state that invested in healthcare, infrastructure, education and housing.
The team, led by Dr Atsushi Tanaka, from the Institute for Assisted Reproductive Technology in Fukuoka, Japan, concluded: "Round spermatid injection was effectively used in our clinic and resulted in the birth of 14 healthy babies.
The C-section was performed on April 12, proceeded smoothly, and resulted in the birth of a healthy little girl weighing just under three ounces.
