The phrase "and multiply in the" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing growth, expansion, or reproduction, but it requires additional information to convey a clear meaning.
Example: "The goal of the project is to innovate and multiply in the market."
Alternatives: "and expand in the" or "and increase in the".
It occurs when plasma cells mutate into cancerous cells and multiply in the blood.
Although most insects grow and multiply in the crop they damage, certain grasshoppers are well-known exceptions.
Alicyclobacillus acidoterrestris (A. acidoterrestris), as one of the most major spoilage-causing species within the Alicyclobacillus genus, can survive and multiply in the pasteurization process.
The induction of both cell-mediated immunity as well as antibody-mediated immunity, which is particularly beneficial in inducing mucosal immune responses, is obtained by the vaccine-strain's ability to colonize and multiply in the host without causing disease.
This past year they spawned the Yes Lab to go forth and multiply in the inexorable Darwinian tradition.
With the bite of the female vector the parasites are injected into the host to enter and multiply in the phagolysosomes of macrophages as amastigotes [1], [2].
The bacterial parasite thus gains access to the body and multiplies in the blood and tissues.
Something about the wind and the configuration of the trees and outcroppings gave his voice more volume; his howl twisted and multiplied in the sky in the most satisfying way.
A20 An online market of dark ideas and conspiracy theories surrounding last week's presidential election took root and multiplied in the space of seven days, then subsequently disappeared as most were disproved.
Scallop stocks were the first to rebound, soaring as the animals matured and multiplied in the millions across the closed areas, sending their offspring on ocean currents into surrounding fishing grounds.
The leishmanial parasites assume two forms: a round or oval leishmanial stage, which lives and multiplies in the vertebrate host; and an elongate, motile, flagellated organism called a leptomonad, which is found in the alimentary tract of the sand fly.
