The phrase "and introduction to the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a preliminary section or overview of a topic, often found in books, articles, or presentations.
Example: "This book provides an introduction to the fundamental concepts of quantum mechanics."
Alternatives: "an overview of the" or "a guide to the".
(1981), and Introduction to the Modern Theory of Metals (1988).
Bentham's Fragment, on Government (1776) and Introduction to the Principles of Morals and Legislation (1789) elaborated a utilitarian political philosophy.
Sunday brunch screenings this month include key examples, such as Bride Of Frankenstein and Hitchcock classics Spellbound and The Birds (next month: John Carpenter), and theremin queen Lydia Kavina gives a concert – performing her music for Tim Burton movies such as Mars Attacks! – and introduction to the instrument at St George's Bristol.
This means that the background and introduction to the problem should be simple and your description of the questions being investigated should be more general than specific.
They were also required to designate and explain hazard zones on their maps with relevance to (and introduction to) the New Zealand Volcanic Alert Levels (GeoNet 2014).
(The list below is primarily drawn from Bleier 1984; see also Anne Fausto-Sterling 1997a, b, 2000; Kitcher 1985 and Sterelny and Griffiths 1999 offer a good overview and introduction to the non-feminist literature).
Naturally, given the sponsors, the video components of the concert were pervasive, with a cavalcade of clips from the audition entries and introductions to the pieces that zoomed in on the cities in which they were composed.
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Check out our brief interview with Caso and introduction to Younity in the video above.
Her mother teaches French and introduction to medical terminology at the Pre-Professional School for Hospital Careers in Zurich.
For a lucid and insightful introduction to the Mādhamaka and Daoist philosophies of śūnyatā and wu, and to their synthetic developments in the Zen tradition, see Kasulis 1981.
