The phrase "and in the realm" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific area, domain, or field of discussion or activity.
Example: "The research focuses on advancements in technology and in the realm of artificial intelligence."
Alternatives: "and within the domain" or "and in the field".
Events take place both in the psyche and in the realm of the objectively verifiable.
Following his lead, there have been many important Yiddish playwrights, both in the tradition of serious, art theatre and in the realm of popular (or shund) theatre.
It has indeed been entertaining, as well as a reminder that entertainment with no other purpose is often a dubious — and, in the realm of politics, dire — goal.
And in the realm of poetic prose, there was Karen Green's luminous "Bough Down," a luminous, elliptical account of the months mourning her husband, the writer David Foster Wallace.
Attention to the abundant research on the discrimination faced by black men in schools, in the workplace and in the realm of law enforcement would have been useful here.
The struggle, therefore, that now begins in the world is extremely complex, involving the historical role of Christianity in the realm of power — that is, politics — and in the realm of morals.
This article contributes to understanding how communities can use hazards and disasters to strengthen their livelihoods and capacities in the realm of small island environments.
And yet, in the realm of industry, it's a plug-and-play model of ideas that yields rewards.
Now, like particle physics, it has become far too subtle and complex to offer certainty — not in the realms of health and disease, where all outcomes are probabilities, and not in the realm of death.
This study indicated coordination challenges within Dutch midwifery and obstetrics in the realm of organizational structures, perspectives on antenatal health, and interprofessional communication.
It joins Aloha, ATA and Skybus in the realm of the recently deceased.
