The phrase "and the broadcast of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the transmission or airing of a program, event, or information to an audience.
Example: "The committee discussed the upcoming event and the broadcast of the live performance to ensure maximum viewership."
Alternatives: "and the airing of" or "and the transmission of".
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SUPER BOWL A game of football played in fits and starts around a 12-minute concert and the broadcast of 137 highly anticipated commercials.
After the Taliban government captured Kabul in 1996, however, the station was renamed Voice of the Shari'at, and the broadcast of music was forbidden.
Traders said the observance of Rosh ha-Shanah, the Jewish New Year, and the broadcast of Mr. Clinton's Aug. 17 testimony helped depress the level of activity.
Both shows air twice most weeknights — the rebroadcast of the previous night's "Colbert Report" is on during the broadcast of "The O'Reilly Factor," and the broadcast of "The Colbert Report" is on during the rebroadcast of "The O'Reilly Factor".
It promises to cover developments in the political campaigns that occur after the morning publication of the paper and the broadcast of "Good Morning America" and before the evening newscast on ABC, which is owned by the Walt Disney Company.
Koch ads began appearing in sports stadiums and during the broadcast of television programs, including "The Daily Show".
He advised Senator John F. Kennedy during his watershed television debates with Richard M. Nixon in 1960 (and directed the broadcast of the third debate).
Since then, the judge has held one secret hearing after another and barred the broadcast of footage from the sentencing retrial until after a verdict is reached.
During this period, Nasser made Egypt a refuge for anti-colonial leaders from several African countries and allowed the broadcast of anti-colonial propaganda from Cairo.
And the broadcasts of the Pan-Arab news network Al Jazeera, which Qatar funds, have long ruffled feathers across the Middle East.
