The phrase "and institutionalized with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the formal establishment or integration of a practice, policy, or system within an organization or society.
Example: "The new policy was developed and institutionalized with the aim of improving workplace diversity."
Alternatives: "and established alongside" or "and integrated with".
Jade Mountain, the most expensive of the new offerings, took the no-fourth-wall concept and institutionalized it, with bigger and more modern rooms, and bigger and more elaborately tiled infinity pools in each room.
As can be seen in Table 1, there was a significant difference between the day care and institutionalized patients with regard to age (P<0.012).
In general, we failed to demonstrate a different cognitive evolution in day care and institutionalized patients with a similar initial level of cognitive deterioration at inclusion.
For Israelis watching the televised images of the suddenly transformed border zone, it was the beginning of the end of a costly occupation that began with the invasion of Lebanon 25 years ago, and was soon institutionalized with the creation of a border "security zone" patrolled by Israel and its militia partners.
The intervention comprises a period of two years, and includes 2919 subjects, aged 65 years and older, independently living or institutionalized, with an elevated homocysteine concentration (≥ 12 μmol/L).
In 1917, the United States began providing tax breaks and institutionalized charitable giving with the primary justification that nonprofit organizations targeted social issues that would otherwise come out of the tax base and be dealt with at the government level.
In ten studies, the study population was population-based, consisting of a representative mixture of independently living and institutionalized older people, with the majority of people living independently [ 6, 23- 31].
This slim book was published by Carl Solomon, who was institutionalized with Ginsberg, and to whom "Howl" is dedicated.
What's more, genomics has been institutionalized with textbooks (Cantor and Smith 1999) and journals, such as Genomics and Genome Research.
