The phrase "and it endorses" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing support or approval of a particular idea, action, or product.
Example: "The report highlights the benefits of renewable energy, and it endorses the transition to sustainable practices."
Alternatives: "and it supports" or "and it advocates for".
It also cites "blasting and destroying the embassies and attacking vital economic centers," and it endorses the use of explosives, saying they "strike the enemy with sheer terror and fright".
It emphasizes freedom of choice for women regardless of what decision they make, and it endorses everything from porn to girly culture.
It discusses and examines the arrangements required to ensure the propagation and improvement of the International System of Units and it endorses the results of new fundamental metrological determinations.
Instead, the United States argued that he had resigned, and it endorsed the new government.
It is especially close to Sheikh Hasina and the avowedly secular Awami League, and it endorsed the January election.
India is close to Sheikh Hasina and the avowedly secular Awami League, and it endorsed the January election.
And it endorsed our view that Sri Lanka had a duty to provide truth, justice and reparations to victims; release detainees; and protect the state's besieged journalists.
(The administration said such a commission seemed to be rushing to judgment, and it endorsed instead a panel convened by the U.N. secretary-general).
And it endorsed provisional ballots, which allow a voter to vote even if his registration is in question and to have the ballot counted later.
And it endorsed Barbara Donno, the mayor of Plandome Manor on Long Island, who is challenging Senator Craig M. Johnson, the only Democrat among the nine senators from Long Island.
The report proposed that federal agencies share the spectrum they control with commercial entities like AT&T and Verizon, and it endorsed the use of technologies that will help use the radio waves more efficiently.
