The phrase "and the collision of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the interaction or conflict between two or more entities, ideas, or forces.
Example: "The study focuses on the impact of climate change and the collision of economic interests in policy-making."
Alternatives: "and the clash of" or "and the intersection of".
The forward flow in a Hawks film sends a message about the velocity of fortune and the collision of wills.
The orogeny was formed by plate-tectonic processes that included seafloor spreading, continental drift, and the collision of plates.
Each letter demanded a specific activity, and the collision of random cues and strict rules resulted, at times, in things that were impossible to do.
The rhythmic energy is enormous and the collision of mechanical and musical sound exhilarating; the ending, in a sombre Stravinskian chorale, is darkly mysterious.
"Globalization, Governance, and the Collision of Forces in Mexico City's Historic Center". In Urban Latin America: Inequalities and Neoliberal Reforms, edited by Thomas Angotti.
THE SPIRIT CATCHES YOU AND YOU FALL DOWN A Hmong Child, Her American Doctors and the Collision of Two Cultures By Anne Fadiman 339 pages.
How do the claims of justice go along with the realities of passions and conflicting, the collision of conflicting desires, conflicting parties and so on?
Formerly senior editor at paidContent, Robert Andrews analyses and reports on strategy and developments at the collision of media and technology.
His mixture of photography, video, and animation highlights the collision of old and new both in his techniques and in his subject matter: China's rapidly developing cities.
The dance draws energy from the tension between secular and spiritual, from the collision of African religions and Christianity.
First, the amount of water affects the concentration of radicals, and the collisions of radicals would be frequent if the radicals are too dense.
