The phrase "and stable in the" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when describing a state of stability in a particular context, such as a situation, environment, or condition.
Example: "The project is progressing well, and stable in the current market conditions."
Alternatives: "and consistent in the" or "and secure in the".
Life here in this far northeastern corner of Afghanistan is by all accounts and appearances the most peaceful and stable in the country.
The University of Michigan, whose athletic department has long been considered among the most successful and stable in the country, is gearing up to hire its fifth athletic director in 12 years.
"We are in the midst of a huge demographic transition which compounds the debt crisis, due to its impact on population pyramids, on growth rates and on what is sustainable and stable in the longer run in terms of public spending," said Edward Hugh, an economist who lives near Barcelona.
Full-service network carriers and regional carriers were concluded as being the most prominent and stable in the African market.
The PCH-based catalysts have been found to be active, selective and stable in the NH3-SCR process.
The catalyst was found to be very active and stable in the temperature range of 500 700 °C.
1 2 A properly constructed capsulorhexis provides the foundation for lens extraction and stable in-the-bag intraocular lens (IOL) fixation.
Barnard found Chapman and Thomas, who had not acted before, through a trawl of schools and stables in the city.
Chain-like water clusters consisting of infinite tetragonal unit are trapped and stabled in the vacuums of the pipelines.
Increased risk of colic has been identified following change in diet and stabling in the preceding 2 weeks [ 18, 19] and following decreased exposure to pasture [ 20].
Pilocarpine is very soluble and stable in water solution and the effect lasts for up to 3 hours.
