The phrase "and retention in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the maintenance or preservation of something within a specific framework or system.
Example: "The study focuses on the factors influencing employee engagement and retention in a competitive job market."
Alternatives: "and preservation in a" or "and maintenance in a".
However, the higher affinity of EFB for the human P2X7 isoform may result in enhanced CNS uptake and retention in a clinical setting.
This study analyzes the effects of a learning organization on nurses' continuing professional development, knowledge management, and retention in a health and social services centre in Quebec, Canada.
It is a dynamic, biologically relevant model, with an intact vasculature, which provides insight into tracer uptake and retention in a metabolically active beating heart, without the potential complications of systemic metabolism and recirculation.
The objective of this study is to investigate the effect of potassium zeolite on nitrate and ammonium ions sorption and retention in a saturated sandy loam soil in a laboratory condition.
We aimed to investigate features of a study design that were associated with recruitment and retention in a Phase II and Phase III trial of a secondary prevention program for stroke.
Using five small modules in series, as well as a specially designed flat sheet cell, we prove that both the flux and retention in a fiber module is a strong function of the axial coordinate (fiber length).
Feeding system and retention in an anaerobic bioreactor in the presence of microorganisms that promote acidogenesis and methanogenesis [39].
It is anticipated that this award will (1) greatly enhance the awardee's chances of obtaining a high-quality faculty/staff appointment, (2) improve the awardee's success and retention in an investigative career in cardiovascular science, and (3) develop the mentoring skills of the awardee as a potential future mentor.
The objective of this study was to explore perceived health facility barriers to linkage and retention in an HIV care program in western Kenya.
HIV stigma has also been shown to negatively affect adherence and retention in care in a multitude of prior studies among youth in Western countries and adults in SSA [ 18, 27, 31– 31].
Supplemental Instruction (SI) is a cooperative learning model designed to improve student performance and retention in courses with a history of high failure and withdrawal rates.
