The phrase "and quality of lands" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the characteristics or attributes of land, particularly in contexts related to agriculture, real estate, or environmental studies.
Example: "The report analyzed the productivity and quality of lands in the region to determine the best areas for farming."
Alternatives: "and land quality" or "and land characteristics".
The annona, set up by Septimius Severus, had proved imperfect, and Diocletian now reformed it through the jugatio-capitatio system: henceforth, the land tax, paid in kind by all landowners, would be calculated by the assessment of fiscal units based on extent and quality of land, type of crops grown, number of settlers and cattle, and amount of equipment.
Instead, improve design, content formatting, image selection, the location of a call-to-action button, and quality of landing page.
By modelling species distributions with presence-only data, we provided evidence that both forms exhibited measurable differences in their ecological niche across the country, as their presence was correlated to different combinations of eco-geographical variables (EGVs) such as rainfall, temperature, and quality of land cover.
The distribution and quality of soil and land resources in heterogeneous grazing lands of central Australia were changed by grazing.
Improvement of crop production is needed to feed the growing world population as the amount and quality of agricultural land decreases and soil salinity increases.
Objectives: We used qualitative research methods to evaluate health and quality of life near land application sites.
The rock desertification intensifies loss of water and soil in karst mountain areas, so the environmental hazards become frequent and the quality of land worsen.
In performance, a few tunes were standouts -- especially "Without You," "Someday We Will Love Again" and "Smoke and Mirrors -- despite the coy quality of Lands' interpretations, which too often seemed at odds with the relatively sophisticated quality of the music.
Possibly, courses of history were sometimes subtly affected by climate and soil and their consequent effects on the quality of lands (e.g., worthiness of defending).
Overall, such differences in the quantity and quality of OM exported by land may help explain variation in terrestrial support of aquatic secondary consumers.
