The phrase "and in the underlying" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing foundational concepts or elements that support a particular idea or argument.
Example: "The results of the study were significant, and in the underlying data, we found patterns that were previously overlooked."
Alternatives: "and in the foundational" or "and in the basic".
A particularly interesting use of radiometric dating was in investigating the formation of the manganese nodules that occur on certain segments of the seabed and in the underlying sediments.
Such films provide a vital reminder of what's at stake in the issue of availability and in the underlying question posed by Seitz and Ehrlich regarding the recognition of classics: classics are movies that expand the possibilities of the art, that offer templates not of imitation but of inspiration, that liberate other filmmakers and potential filmmakers.
However, there were significant changes in the grain structure of the Al, both in the coating and in the underlying substrate.
Contrasting failed and successful design attempts has been used to diagnose deficiencies in the approaches and in the underlying hybrid energy function.
Controlled VEGF expression also mediated the formation of mature vascular networks, both within the engineered patches and in the underlying ischemic myocardium.
Furthermore, this paper proposes a method capable of analyzing the impact each coverage hole has on the users both in LTE and in the underlying RAT at the same time.
This implies that higher mortality in primary TSA patients compared to HHR was due to higher comorbidity and differences in the underlying diagnoses between TSA and HHR cohorts.
For the TTR group, MMP13 stained strongly in chondrocytes and the surrounding matrix at the surface of the cartilage lesions, and also in the underlying subchondral bone cells.
It is also important to distinguish between disfunctionality in a product per se and disfunctionality in the underlying to which it is applied".
These elements are important constituents in ferromagnesian silicates and oxides in the underlying metamorphic rocks.
Structure-based classification in chemistry exploits elegant regularities and symmetries in the underlying chemical domain.
