The phrase "and patience in a" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could be used in a sentence that discusses qualities or virtues, but it needs additional information to convey a clear meaning.
Example: "In order to succeed in this challenging project, we need to cultivate resilience and patience in a team environment."
Alternatives: "and perseverance in a" or "and understanding in a".
Our people have restored the vigor of this economy and shown resolve and patience in a new kind of war.
But there's a big incentive to be the first to go to law, penalising trust and patience in a troubled marriage.
It is also important for Moshiri to demonstrate that faith and patience in a manager, a consistent theme of Bill Kenwright's ownership, has not become prone to regular upheaval since he came on board.
And yet, Layden's optimism and patience in a city that has little of either for its teams should be commended -- unless the Knicks are on a 30-victory pace by the February trading deadline.
He called for the three European countries to show "forbearance and patience". In a news conference in Berlin, the three European diplomats said they would ask the board of the IAEA to convene an emergency meeting in Vienna and refer Iran to the Security Council, a major escalation in the world of diplomacy.
Don't be afraid to call on people who can show you unconditional love and patience in a time when you need compassionate above all else.
Lewis, who has died in New York at the age of 80, was a writer of haunting jazz themes and film-scores and a pianist of fragility and patience in an instrumental world populated by pyrotechnicians.
Newcastle won a unique reputation for his skill and patience in securing a voting majority in the House of Commons by distributing posts, sinecures, and pensions.
They ask for forgiveness that they've substituted things for time and love -- and patience in building a new habit together that does not rely upon buying trips as a substitute for good times together building memories.
Fordham stated that "Mehldau demonstrates immense attention to detail, control of dynamics, and patience in developing an improvisation's shape over a longer span than the chorus-structure of a popular song".
And that, in a sense, is the theme of this heartfelt autobiography: that persistence, perseverance and patience in pursuit of a cause or atonement for one's failures can lead to achievement and the possibility of redemption.
