The phrase "and in the extensive" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is broad or comprehensive in scope, often in a context discussing details or information.
Example: "The research findings were discussed in detail, and in the extensive analysis, we uncovered several key trends."
Alternatives: "and in the comprehensive" or "and in the thorough".
They were stars in high school and in the extensive national club system, but did not know where volleyball could take them.
This complexity is manifested most obviously in the remarkable biosynthetic capacity of plant metabolism, and in the extensive subcellular compartmentation of steps and pathways.
The current challenges in the field consist mainly in the cumbersome identification of optimal reaction coordinates and in the extensive recourse to expert human supervision and fine tuning of the algorithms.
The reliance on informal social protection observed on Emae, and in the extensive Emae diaspora in Port Vila, is supported by other research in the Pacific (Ratuva 2014).
The data support the case for a global reservoir of hydrogen in both the ancient basement and in the extensive derived sediments.
From the figures, it can be observed that the fragility function of near-field and far-field in the slight and moderate damage states are very close, and in the extensive and complete damage states, the difference between near- and far-field fragility functions become more evident.
The document is completely unknown and unrecorded in the extensive literature on Bach and his Passion and it reveals how quickly the work was edited and printed after Mendelssohn's concerts.
Slavonian grebes often nest there and, unusually, there are large colonies of both frogs and toads in the extensive shallow water.
In 1945 she moved to Florida and participated in the extensive development there.
The structural changes that the egg undergoes are rapid and result in the extensive remodeling of this specialized cell.
Harrison Ford, 72, takes two places (Jones and Solo) in the extensive survey of 10,000 film fans for Empire magazine, but there is only one female character, Alien's Ellen Ripley, in the top 10.
