The phrase "and suffocation of the" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing physical or metaphorical suffocation, often in relation to a subject or object that follows the phrase.
Example: "The report highlighted the dangers of pollution and suffocation of the marine ecosystem."
Alternatives: "and choking of the" or "and asphyxiation of the".
Her friends now use three different buses to reach the jail where the mother-of-three is serving a life sentence for the battering and suffocation of 89-year-old Hilda Marchbank, the aunt she adored.
She was also familiar with the crush and suffocation of mental distress.
"So I wanted to create that kind of oppression and suffocation for the audience as well.
"Wahhabism exalts and promotes death in every element of its existence, the suicide of its adherents, mass murder as a weapon against civilization, and above all the suffocation of the mercy embodied in Islam," Mr. Schwartz writes.
Third and, I think, biggest: suffocation of the economy.
His writing always has a distinctive, flat rigour, and here he matches the suffocation of the lives he describes with a slyly deadened prose.
Meanwhile, on 8 March, the Bosnian Serb military command had issued "Directive 7", which escalated what had, until then, been called the "slow suffocation of the enclaves" and now ordered "combat operations to create an unbearable situation of total insecurity of life with no hope of survival or life for inhabitants of Srebrenica and Žepa".
Suffocating in its Own Pollution Worse is coming perhaps, as evidenced by the past several decades of suffocation of the environment, contamination of food and industrial accidents that dominate China's economic expansion.
Their 3-0 suffofathen of the Canadiens yesterday puts them up 3-1 in the series and one win away from the final.
Although dramatic, the street violence was a sideshow from the broader drama unfolding in Greece today: the slow suffocation of the middle class.
