The phrase "and radicalisation in the" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in discussions related to social issues, political movements, or security concerns where radicalisation is a relevant topic.
Example: "The report highlights the factors contributing to extremism and radicalisation in the community."
Alternatives: "and extremism in the" or "and radicalization within the".
The fear is that the Houthi advance will drive a fresh wave of militarisation and radicalisation in the Sunni-majority Yemeni heartland, acting as a recruiter for jihadis.
Home Secretary Theresa May has proposed changes to the law to tackle extremism and radicalisation in the UK.
The leader of the Labour party has welcomed government plans to tackle extremism and radicalisation in the wake of the murder of Drummer Lee Rigby in Woolwich.
Globalisation, democratisation and radicalisation in the Arab world.
He conducted 6 months of field research in Dagestan and Chechnya in order to study the patterns of rebellion and radicalisation in the region.
Called Preventing Violent Extremism and Radicalisation in Australia, the kit has been distributed to the country's schools and contains a series of case studies illuminating how people fall for dangerous ideologies.
All the other known attackers, as well as Abaaoud, are of French and Belgian nationality with similar life stories of limited petty crime or drug taking, and radicalisation in their late teens or early twenties.
They are Prepare for attacks, Protect the public, Pursue the attackers and Prevent their radicalisation in the first place.
Mrs May also said "thousands" of people were potentially at risk of radicalisation in the UK and the government had introduced a new programme to help those who could be sucked in.
"It gives them structure and keeps them busy, reducing the risk of radicalisation in the camp, where young people are targeted all the time".
"You could feel there was a radicalisation in the way the whole thing was conducted.
