The phrase "and the facets of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different aspects or dimensions of a subject or topic.
Example: "In this report, we will explore the challenges and the facets of climate change that impact our environment."
Alternatives: "and the aspects of" or "and the dimensions of".
Yet it all holds together, mostly because Ms. Bell has so thoroughly considered the details of Carol's life and the facets of her personality.
Content is coupled with the physical experience of the objects, the space, and the facets of the context being those personal or social acquire a more prominent role.
Without looking, I sensed the lustre, the angles, and the facets of immense mosaic cliffs, dazzling precipices, and the mirrorlike glint of multitudinous lakes lying somewhere below, behind me.
"There wasn't enough depth from the other clubs in terms of how much they wanted me and whether I was going to play," Burke says, comparing the packages set out by his Premier League suitors with the precision of the information he was given about his role within the Leipzig team and the facets of his game that needed improvement.
And the facets of fitness are independent, so those who inherit an ability to gain muscle strength may not be able to grow large muscles and those who can easily increase their ability to do aerobic exercise may be thwarted on the weight room floor.
After the Joneses' imposture is revealed to the audience, which is almost immediately, Mr. Borte steps back to let Ms. Moore, icy and serene, and Mr. Duchovny, a master of genial smugness, stretch out and explore their surroundings and the facets of their characters.
The lugs go up and interrupt the facets of the bezel like prongs".
Nope, the result this weekend will depend on basics like attitude, team shape, defence, and the facet of the game that comes in for criticism from the trendies which is scrummaging.
They have been educated on the brand ethos and how that infuses all the facets of the organization's activities.
About 30% said traffic and other transportation problems are the facets of life they like least in Los Angeles.
Furthermore, we refer to the facets of the first two components (A and B in Fig. 1) as cognitive facets and to the facets of the last two components (C and D) as non-cognitive facets.
