The phrase "and reap the same" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing consequences or outcomes, often in relation to actions taken or decisions made.
Example: "If you sow kindness, you will and reap the same in return."
Alternatives: "and receive the same" or "and get the same results".
Whoever takes the lead in this market may become a technological gatekeeper wielding the same power, and reaping the same profits, that Microsoft does through its Windows operating system.
We are now ignoring our own advice to the Japanese and reaping the same economic stagnation.
Who will design and build them, and will Dell reap the same margins on cartridges as the market leaders?
"We want to help ISVs be successful and help them reap the same benefits by working with Microsoft".
His lock-and-trail efforts do not reap the same benefits, his close-outs are a half-step slower than they once were, and his general on-ball defensive effectiveness has waned.
Frozen yogurt and pasteurized yogurt will not reap the same GI benefits.
"I think we're giving studios the ability to reap the same benefits and experience the same opportunities that tech's influence has afforded the rest of the industry". Hence, at least in music, the sharing economy will not die.
Likewise, with the majority of views — and nearly 50percentt of advertising — coming from mobile devices, closer relations could help Alibaba increase footfall to its mobile apps and services, where it is yet reap the same success with advertising as desktops despite seeing high levels of sales from mobile devices.
That means if the red-blue divide remains a starkly rural-urban one, American progressives, like women worldwide, are going to have to work twice as hard and be twice as smart to reap the same midterm results as the right did in 2010.
