The phrase "and other lines" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to additional lines or items that are similar to those previously mentioned.
Example: "The poem includes several stanzas, each with its own unique theme, and other lines that contribute to the overall message."
Alternatives: "and additional lines" or "as well as other lines".
Work across racial, religious and other lines.
These and other lines in the spectrum are consistant with a simple jet model.
Sports continued to divide across latitudes and other lines in 2012.
In one pastel, she renders the magnetic latch on an R62 subway car, the kind of car still in use on the Lexington and other lines.
However, this is unlikely for the SJ3.Bin34 MAG owing to its high estimated completeness (~99%) and other lines of evidence suggesting the potential for hydrogenotrophic methanogenesis.
This week's poem, Once there came a man, is the fifth in Black Riders and Other Lines, the first of Crane's two collections.
The General Assembly, a body that is already highly politicized and split along geographic and other lines, would be no better.
Her mother, Fatima Akbari, has 3,000 (mostly female) employees around Afghanistan, working in jam-making, furniture building, tailoring, knitting, jewelry and other lines.
Rammellzee first became known in graffiti circles in the late 1970s for hitting the A train and other lines around Queens with his signature spiky lettering.
At Stanford, he is co-directing the Chinese Railroad Workers in North America Project that is recovering and interpreting the history of Chinese workers who toiled on the first transcontinental rail line and other lines in the 19th century.
This conclusion is happily -- and uncharacteristically for the fractious field of cosmology -- consistent with recent estimates based on measurements of the expansion of the universe and other lines of study.
