The phrase "and in the setting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a context or environment in which something occurs or is relevant.
Example: "The characters developed their relationships and in the setting of a small town, their interactions felt more intimate."
Alternatives: "within the context" or "in the environment".
Also, transmitted drug resistance is of concern in both the adult patient and in the setting of mother to child prophylaxis (particularly in more resource limited settings).
And in the setting sun, who could tell if Mr. West was winking?
The word evokes something more casual, both on the plate and in the setting, than what is on offer here.
In heart disease and in the setting of coronary artery stents, antiplatelet therapy with clopidogrel and aspirin has established benefits.
Macroscopic conductivity is useful in forming macroscopic models for porous media flow applications and in the setting of multiscale fast solvers.
We examined whether certain HLA supertypes were associated with differential HIV-1 susceptibility in sexually exposed adults and in the setting of mother to child HIV-1 transmission.
The performance of influenza laboratory diagnostics in young adults and in the setting of outbreaks during mass gatherings has not been well studied.
Ataxin-7 is part of a transcriptional complex, and, in the setting of mutant ataxin-7, there is misregulation of target genes.
Our study was designed to delineate the prostaglandin E2 EP1 receptor role in AD and in the setting of cerebral ischemia.
There's a little of "The Shield" in the series as well, in the seat-of-the-pants scene changes, accompanied by jarring music or hip-hop, and in the setting, the unglamorous parts of Los Angeles.
Further, the trabeculations of all embryos and adult ectotherms were very thin, less than 50 μm wide, whereas the trabeculations in adult endotherms and in the setting of hypertrabeculation were wider by orders of magnitude.
