The phrase "and intakes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to the act of taking in something, such as food, information, or substances, often in relation to a process or system.
Example: "The study examined the dietary habits of participants, focusing on their food choices and intakes."
Alternatives: "and consumption" or "and inputs".
The positions of the valves were modified, with exhausts and intakes swapping location, and the combustion chambers were redesigned.
Sitting at the wheel, the car's panels swooping with curves, vents and intakes, all topped off with a huge wing and enough pipework to build an organ, I felt… well, slightly ridiculous.
The Lewisburg public works director, Mark Carver, told media outlets the city shut down its treatment plant and intakes around 2.30 am Saturday to prevent the fuel from contaminating the water supply.
Current planning calls for a system that could take advantage of the surviving infrastructure -- pipes, pumps and intakes -- as the most economical and efficient way of cooling all the new buildings.
The power bump was achieved through modifications to cylinder heads, camshafts and intakes, as well as to the electronic engine management system.
The verses are punctuated by repeated, terse instructions ("cut", "clip", "sew") and intakes of breath ("okay"), as if the arguments surrounding the events, from utopian hope ("can't we just share") to liberal mitigation ("conditions of welfare / happiness unknown to some"), have been sped up into a rapid confusion.
Mr. Blair was not in the House to hear her speech, but Foreign Secretary Jack Straw sat in the front row with a grim expression, and there were audible gasps and intakes of breath from the Labor benches at the ferocity of Ms. Short's comments.
In a paper published by the Journal of the National Cancer Institute, Stolzenberg-Solomon said the researchers had observed positive associations between pancreatic cancer and intakes of total, saturated, and mono-unsaturated fat, particularly from red meat and dairy food sources.
Calf starter and water were offered ad libitum and intakes were recorded daily.
Design guidelines for the placement of stack and intakes to avoid or minimize plume re-ingestion are proposed.
These results indicate that following periods of high feeding times and intakes, cows spent more time ruminating.
