The phrase "and segregation in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in discussions about social issues, policies, or historical contexts related to segregation.
Example: "The report highlighted the ongoing challenges of inequality and segregation in the education system."
Alternatives: "and division in the" or "and discrimination in the".
Her scholarly work focused on race, class, and gender inequality, and segregation in the labor market.
The mechanisms of microstructure formation, elements migration and segregation in the experiment were discussed.
Ms. Harris grew up in poverty and segregation in the Mississippi Delta town of Belzoni, she said.
Perhaps the most contentious of American emblems, the Confederate flag is grounded in a history of slavery and segregation in the South.
In the last ten years, he has worked on the relationship between economic changes, social structures and segregation in the Paris metropolis with an international comparative perspective.
The story of the 54th Regiment, unfolding against the backdrop of slavery and segregation in the South, also reflected the North's racial contradictions and ambivalence.
Much is also known about their morphological organization within the cell, particularly their reduplication and segregation in connection with the process of cell division.
There is as well recent evidence showing that genetic exchange and segregation in AMF significantly affects the plant response [ 27].
Public school advocates claim the vouchers will further deplete resources and increase segregation in the community, and are aghast that the state's wealthiest families will be eligible for the private school subsidy.
It is mandatory to have support from the senior managers and abolish segregation in the company's education and vocational training programs.
2017 marked the 50th anniversary of civil unrest in Cambridge, Maryland and the Pine Street Rebellion, following decades of economic and educational segregation in the small Eastern Shore town.
