The phrase "and sizes from the" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing a range of items or options that vary in dimensions or measurements, typically in a descriptive context.
Example: "The store offers a variety of clothing styles and sizes from the latest fashion trends."
Alternatives: "and dimensions from the" or "and measurements from the".
They come in all shapes and sizes – from the size of a thumbnail to nearly 40 meters in length.
Fans can also snap up their own Cyberman costume, with various designs and sizes from the 1980s on offer from £1,000 to £3,000.
Mr. Van Kleek added that shoplifters "come in all shapes and sizes, from the 10-year-old stealing a comic book to sophisticated criminal gangs".
The museum has more than 1,200 different desert plants spread over six different habitats but the numbers are not nearly so impressive as the colors and sizes, from the little goblet-shaped apricot-colored blossoms of desert globemallow to the 10-foot stalks of soaptree yucca.
In Chinese markets, especially in places near the coast such as Ningbo and Zhoushan, you will find great tubs of dried shrimps of different colours and sizes, from the moon-white papery variety to orange-pink creatures as large as the fresh sea prawns that are eaten as a main ingredient.
They come in all shapes and sizes, from the showy lionfish (pictured above) to the delicious Atlantic salmon.
And priced from $600 to $1400 (and sized from 0 to 14), the gowns aren't out of reach.
Then the proposed ALOA is employed to deduce the locations of DG and their sizing from the elected buses.
Then the proposed FPA is employed to deduce the locations of capacitors and their sizing from the elected buses.
Then, the proposed IHA is employed to decide the most optimal locations of capacitors and their sizing from the elected buses by PLI.
In the argonaut and the blanket octopus (Tremoctopus) the males differ in appearance and size from the females.
