The phrase "and the discernment of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability to judge well or make thoughtful decisions regarding a particular subject or situation.
Example: "The project requires careful planning and the discernment of potential risks involved."
Alternatives: "and the judgment of" or "and the evaluation of".
What remained constant is both the aspiration and the discernment of the people.
Archaeological site studies are often difficult, but palynology can still offer much to the understanding of occupation sites and the discernment of human behaviour patterns within sites.
For many mainline Christians, the scriptural prohibitions against homosexuality, like those barring women from speaking in church, represent historical prejudices embedded in holy scriptures; studying the context of these passages renders them less prejudicial, and the discernment of the community guides how they are applied to the contemporary Church.
It seems to me that when our consciousness combines with the presence of our right brain and the discernment of the left brain, genius is created.
So just as a football player told to do something with a curling stone might try to punt, hike, or... well, pass the stone, so a clergyman faced with a domestic violence problem is likely to counsel patience, forbearance, and the discernment of the will of God.
It also enabled the identification of genomic rearrangements, and the discernment of homoeologues based on their similarity to the F. vesca genome.
Such maps have been successfully applied to many large-scale sequencing projects [ 44- 48] and to the discernment of human structural variation [ 49].
In this chapter, we aim to highlight common features and challenges in the discernment of the abovementioned entities.
4 Histological grading depends on tumor cell differentiation, cellularity, cytonuclear atypia, mitotic activity, microvascular proliferation, and necrosis, leading to the discernment of low-grade gliomas (grade II), anaplastic gliomas (grade III), and glioblastoma (grade IV) in order of increasing aggressiveness.
As the deity is of the nature of light, and dwells in an atmosphere of ethereal fire, and is invisible to sense that is busy about mortal life, He through translucent matter, as crystal or Parian marble or even ivory, led men on to the conception of his light, and through material gold to the discernment of the fire, and to his undefiled purity, because gold cannot be defiled.
He served as confessor to a number of the surrounding faithful and to pilgrims and was reputed to work some wonders, including the discernment of thoughts and conscience.
