The phrase "and journalists in a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing the role or involvement of journalists in a specific context or situation.
Example: "The report highlighted the challenges faced by politicians and journalists in a rapidly changing media landscape."
Alternatives: "and reporters in a" or "and media professionals in a".
It accuses the force of a pattern of attacking nonviolent protesters and journalists in a manner "designed to suppress the exercise of protected First Amendment rights".
Javid said the Tories would provide protections for the free press and journalists in a new British bill of rights that would replace the Human Rights Act.
Fury faces a misconduct charge for swearing at Chisora and journalists in a pre-fight press conference before the fight, at Manchester's Phones 4u Arena, was called off.
He was then whisked to the state assembly building, where he faced hundreds of cameramen and journalists in a grand conference room.
Speaking to analysts and journalists in a conference call yesterday, Serge Weinberg, the chief executive of Pinault Printemps-Redoute, and Mr. De Sole declined to say what issues separated them.
There will be no theatrics this year, and Chrysler has even canceled its tradition of offering free food and drinks to hordes of executives and journalists in a Detroit firehouse near the auto show.
At the same time, they have refined their methods of control over editors and journalists in an effort to control the spread of these and other dissident ideas.
Hussein Ali Amiri, the head of the provincial courts, has met with American human rights activists, foreign diplomats and journalists in an unusual display of openness for Iran.
Bill Maher, the television host, was speaking about the prevalence of marijuana smoking at dinner parties hosted by Sue Mengers, a retired Hollywood agent famous for her high-powered gatherings of actors and journalists, in an interview after her death last year.
In the light of all this, it is surely inappropriate for him to sit in judgment on other editors and journalists in an organisation that is trumpeting about being transparent.
The former spy chief left thousands of videotapes behind, which prosecutors say show his involvement in bribing election officials, judges, politicians and journalists in an effort to keep Mr. Fujimori in power.
