The phrase "and organisms in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing biological or ecological contexts, particularly when referring to organisms within a specific environment or system.
Example: "The study focused on the interactions between plants and organisms in a diverse ecosystem."
Alternatives: "and living beings in a" or "and species in a".
The effect of obesity, smoking and alcohol abuse on day 30 case fatality were studied together with age, sex and organism in a multivariate model.
Many techniques and types of equipment are needed to collect mobile and sessile, infaunal and epifaunal, and pelagic and benthic organisms in a variety of habitats that encompass various depths, exposures to wave energy, and other environmental forcing [209].
This profiling is an important first step in determining the important bacterial and protist organisms in a biome and how they interact with and influence their environment.
In addition to extending lifespan, CR has been shown to prevent age-associated diseases and keep organisms in a relatively youthful and healthy state compared to ad libitum fed counterparts.
The availability of greater coverage and longer contigs from the long march improves the likelihood of successful alignment and thus discovery of both known and novel organisms in a heterogeneous metagenomic sample.
Biologists have long been able to move useful genes into bacteria and other organisms in a process called genetic engineering.
Although disturbances tend to negatively affect populations of resident plants, animals, and other organisms in a given ecosystem, they provide some fugitive species with opportunities to move into and gain footholds in ecosystems whose biological communities once excluded them.
"Weights and Measures," from 2007, a simple, nearly three-minute digital animation, shows different objects and organisms floating in a deep blue, oceanic background.
A later canvas, "Far From" (1964), puts distorted, delicately colored fragments of human, animal, vegetable and more unrecognizable organisms in a milky swim of nuanced white.
A report in the current issue of Nature describes how Jupiter's intense radiation could provide all the energy needed for chemical reactions to create and maintain living organisms in a subsurface ocean, if one exists at Europa.
