The phrase "and several rules of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to multiple guidelines or principles that govern a particular subject or activity.
Example: "The project requires adherence to several rules of safety and compliance to ensure a secure working environment."
Alternatives: "and various principles of" or "and multiple guidelines of".
By employing these, we were able to analyse the spatial composition of the benchmark datasets in more detail and derive several rules of thumb for choosing unbiased datasets for evaluating ligand based VS methods.
I then outline a method for guiding decisions concerning the number of repeat measures and deduce several rules of thumb that can be applied in trial design.
Authors assumed spectrum sensing duration is longer than RTO and extended TCP Westwood [37] with several rules of a knowledge-based module that decides TCP operation.
He compared the net rate of energetic intake for several rules of movement and predicted that bees will employ the rule which maximizes the net rate.
We propose several rules of rejecting unwanted partners and seeking out new ones, and study the probability of emergence and maintenance of cooperation on these dynamic networks.
This fundamental factorization property of Bayesian networks can be employed to derive several rules of conditional dependence and independence for Bayesian networks.
298, § 16. 7, 8. Notwithstanding the fact that the existence vel non of a nuisance is generally a question of fact, there have arisen several rules of law which guide and sometimes control decision.
For instance, it correctly forecast the Japanese recessions that started in 1997 and 2001.Over the years the Conference Board has used several rules of thumb to decide whether its leading economic indicator is signalling a recession.
It included general information about fetal activity, recommendations for maternal care-seeking, several rules of thumb for recognizing DFM, and an FM chart as a supportive tool.
Beastly Beamers When my friend Andy and I hitch-hiked around Europe and America in the 1970s, we formulated several rules of life, one of which was that BMW drivers never give lifts.
