The phrase "and prohibiting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing restrictions or bans on certain actions or behaviors.
Example: "The new policy includes several measures for improving safety, including mandatory training and prohibiting the use of personal devices during work hours."
Alternatives: "and banning" or "and forbidding".
Letting gays serve openly in the military, and prohibiting children from openly celebrating Christmas.
To succeed in eliminating nuclear weapons, we must begin by stigmatising and prohibiting such weapons.
Many economists criticize Meles for refusing to open up the banking and telecoms sectors and prohibiting private land ownership.
But how about going a step further and prohibiting the carrying of a semiautomatic weapon around 9-year-old girls?
By preaching to women and prohibiting divorce, Jesus himself did away with this low estimation of women.
"So truth be in the field," Milton insisted, "we do injuriously by licensing and prohibiting to misdoubt her strength.
"The Tennessee State Convention have unanimously passed a resolution declaring slavery forever abolished, and prohibiting it throughout the State.
And, the fluorescence quenched dyes have remarkable effects in minimizing the increment of minimum brightness and prohibiting the contrast ratio decrease.
More precisely, instead of allowing arbitrary modifications in principle and prohibiting certain undesired behavior, the statements explicitly describe what is allowed to change.
Proposed changes include financially incentivizing the purchase of healthier foods and prohibiting the use of funds for purchasing foods high in added sugars.
Besides, the hydrogen doping into TiO2 generates oxygen vacancy states, providing additional charge transfer pathway and prohibiting charge recombination, beneficial for enhancing the PEC performances as well.
