The phrase "and that the content" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing or clarifying specific content or information in a sentence or argument.
Example: "The report concluded that the data was accurate and that the content provided was relevant to the study."
Alternatives: "and that the material" or "and that the information".
Be purposeful with each channel: ensure they're playing a role and that the content is relevant, not there simply because you think you need it.
The three newspapers all said there had been no direct complaints and that the content was targeted at adults, not children.
6.1 The Licensor warrants that it has full right, title and authority to license the Content to the extent set out in this Agreement and that the Content shall not be an infringement of any third party intellectual property rights.
It became clear in the Appeal Hearing that Tom's representatives had been in talks with the ERC for several days and that the content of our meetings were being disclosed to them.
Several panelists noted that, given the centralized infrastructure of core data, it could no longer be considered timely in today's high-speed markets, and that the content of core data may not provide some key information necessary to trade optimally.
See Brief of Respondents at 60. Quon argues that text messages are the equivalent of both telephone calls and written letters, and that the content of those forms of communication are protected by the Fourth Amendment.
"They quickly had lots of photos and information on the site, and that's the content that keeps people coming back".
Kaplan adds to each context an addressee and a demonstratum, and stipulates that the content of 'you' in any context \(c\) is the addressee of \(c\) and the content of 'that' in any context \(c\) is the demonstratum of \(c\).
The participants reported in evaluation summaries and feedback, that the content of, and strategies used in, the training were effective and practical.
Some years later, Dykes resumed contact, Healey said, and told her that the letter was "dictated by Mark when he was out in the bush to an Owens employee" and that the contents might have been garbled in transmission.
They said the potential risks "remain undetermined" and that the contents of the vapour emissions had not been thoroughly studied.
