The phrase "and modalities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different methods, forms, or approaches related to a particular subject or context.
Example: "The study examined various techniques and modalities for effective learning."
Alternatives: "and methods" or "and approaches".
Cross-modal: The model should allow for emotion expression across pieces, instruments and modalities.
Psychologists and cognitive scientists are, like Molloy, still struggling to understand the role and modalities of inner speech.
He added: "It was up to Dr. Blix to work out certain technical details and modalities, which is what he did.
There will be problems, but no more or less than with the more traditional donors; just different, on account of different attitudes and modalities.
Mr. Secretary, should the discussions with the Iraqis have come after the approval of a new resolution? A. It was up to Dr. Blix to work out certain technical details and modalities, which is what he did.
"If we're going to have a conference where we talk about timelines and modalities, that's frankly a waste of time," said Adel al-Jubeir, a foreign policy adviser to Crown Prince Abdullah.
In the majority of colonies the move to independence was conducted in collaboration with local elected leaders and with their agreement on the pace and modalities of the change.
In C's score is made from 53 musical modules, fragments of musical material and melodies (and not all of them in the key of C either. As the piece progresses, different waves of pitch-centres and modalities are cycled through).
In this case, what are the intensity and modalities of educational help from siblings?
The differences between the practices and modalities of new development partners and traditional donors are unmistakable.
However, the image quality, imaging speed and modalities are still subject to possible improvements.
