The phrase "and the codes of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific codes or regulations related to a particular subject or field.
Example: "The committee reviewed the policies and the codes of conduct that govern employee behavior."
Alternatives: "and the regulations of" or "and the standards of".
Consider the prospect of foreign travel and the codes of behavior and culture associated with it.
Meanwhile, both the formal rules and the codes of ethics that formerly prevented blatant partisanship are gone or ignored.
"This is a landmark event in the history of workers' rights and the codes of conduct that we expect our licensees to follow," Mr. Powers said.
But with Eisenstein it's different, as this is a movie, and Eisenstein, one could argue, did more to create the art of montage and the codes of "film grammar" than any other individual.
Motivated by the lack of information in the literature and the codes of practice about the seismic behaviour and design of such structures, this paper represents the first comprehensive study focusing on the seismic analysis of composite conical tanks.
"Under the terms of the agreement, however, the department has no authority to direct the ABC in relation to program selection; editorial matters remain the ABC's responsibility in accordance with the ABC charter and the codes of practice," Brown told Smith in the response.
You get that in both Downton Abbey and Titanic: the codes of behaviour between certain classes".
It promises adventure and asserts that the codes of medieval heroism and chivalry are still relevant.
A collection of policies related to student life at Penn, including the Code of Academic Integrity and the Code of Student Conduct.
And The Code of the Woosters is, of course, perfect Wodehouse from beginning to end.
