The phrase "and insistence on a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a demand or strong request for something specific.
Example: "The committee's report highlighted the importance of transparency and insistence on a fair process for all applicants."
Alternatives: "and demand for a" or "and emphasis on a".
In his Bloomberg speech, the prime minister complained about the EU's "cumbersome rigidity" and "insistence on a one-size-fits-all approach", glossing over the fact the UK has won numerous opt-outs, while the EU has been taking a more British approach to regulation for several years.
The bilateral relationship, which has been severely strained by Trump's insulting tweets and insistence on a border wall, may soon be tested.
That would hearten Islamic militants in Egypt and Jordan and make those countries' leaders shiver a bit more; and it would very likely embolden Iran in its ambitions for regional leadership and insistence on a nuclear program.
Indeed, because of his subject matter and insistence on a non-colonial narrative, he found his novels and decisions interrogated with extreme scrutiny – particularly with regard to his use of English.
The MDGs emerged from profound dissatisfaction with the effectiveness of aid to date and insistence on a "results focus" and improved monitoring and evaluation [ 28].
"Most of these elite graduate recruiters don't need to code university status into their automated sifts, because their targeted marketing campaigns and insistence on certain A-level results do the job for them.
Writing for GameSpot, Elliott Chin criticized the game for its confusing level design and insistence on playing a level again if the player misses a key.
The developments in Lebanon are encouraging, despite the grave danger the country faced last week, which demonstrated popular awareness and insistence on avoiding a war of attrition.
A distinguished physicist and electrical engineer, his commitment to high standards and insistence on quality performance was a notable characteristic of all that he did and everything that he accomplished.
It is a reminder that England may not have needed Henry's divorce from Catherine of Aragon – and insistence on marrying Anne Boleyn – to produce a split with Rome.
This self-righteousness and insistence on the status quo is a nail in the coffin for the future of the country.
