The phrase "and is amenable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that is open to suggestions, willing to cooperate, or easily influenced.
Example: "The committee reviewed the proposal, and is amenable to making adjustments based on feedback from the community."
Alternatives: "and is receptive" or "and is open to".
This approach overcomes technical difficulties associated with IS 6110-RFLP and is amenable to automation that results in a high throughput (6 – 10 ).
This novel process only requires single step lithography and is amenable to large scale fabrication.
Giardia is easily grown in the laboratory, has a sequenced genome, and is amenable to reverse genetic methodologies.
For rendering, we demonstrate a simple procedural algorithm that runs at interactive frame rates, and is amenable to hardware implementation.
He bears the impress of his Maker, and is amenable to the laws of God and man, and he is destined to an endless existence".
Workflow is straightforward, the entire procedure can be completed within two working days for hundreds of samples and is amenable to automation using liquid handling systems.
The resulting method provides uniformly second-order accurate solutions and gradients and is amenable to geometric multigrid solvers.
Trial error "occurs during the presentation of the case to the jury," and is amenable to harmless-error analysis because it "may..
Our model takes into account that the original system (without redundancy) computes a certain function with some delay and is amenable to random failures.
The GPMT has the chief advantage of being conceptually simple and is amenable to solution by numerical techniques without excessive analytical and/or programming effort.
Five, unsupervised ancestry analysis does not require the investigator to choose external reference samples to serve as proxies of parental populations for putative admixed samples and is amenable as-is for analysis of multi-way ancestry.
