The phrase "and our taste for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing preferences or inclinations towards certain things, such as food, art, or experiences.
Example: "The restaurant's menu reflects our taste for bold flavors and unique combinations."
Alternatives: "and our preference for" or "and our fondness for".
Forget Karajan; this was the man who moved our culture decisively forward and changed our taste for ever.
And much as our taste for sugar and fat may have served us well in a world of scarce nutrition but is maladaptive in a world of ubiquitous fast-food joints, our memories aren't perfectly suited for our contemporary information age.
And isn't our taste for Bondage built around a desire for immediate gratification?
He uncovers alcohol's deepest mysteries, chasing the physics, molecular biology, organic chemistry, and even metallurgy that power alcohol production, and the subtle mixture of psychology and neurobiology that fuels our taste for those products.
Houses will be designed and built apart from any need to satisfy our taste for beauty, and representational art will be produced in order to provide visual information.
On the other hand, so are our taste for sugar and fat, our warmaking inclination and our ability to question received knowledge, just to mention a few.
But the sugar rush wore off, and we didn't just lose our taste for it.
For years, we have been able to combine our taste for music and film with our desire to stick it to the man, and all from the safety of our PCs.
Obama deserved our support and instead we bickered and told tales of woe because the bill was imperfect and not implemented quickly enough for our taste for the immediate.
By which I mean that I do not endeavor to achieve this through photographic resemblance, but my means of our impassioned emotions – that is to say using our knowledge and our modern taste for color as a means of arriving at the expression and the intensification of the character.
