The phrase "and the graphs of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing mathematical functions, data representations, or any context where graphs are relevant to the subject matter.
Example: "The study focuses on the relationships between variables and the graphs of their interactions."
Alternatives: "as well as the charts of" or "along with the diagrams of".
The homeomorphism results were shown between game spaces and the graphs of solutions mappings in games [9 11].
A G-decomposition of Kv is also called a G-design and the graphs of the partition are said to be the blocks.
The ways in which the calculations were carried out for each type of aircraft (propeller-driven ATR 42, jet-driven Fokker 100) are shown with their results and the graphs of the attenuations.
The comparison studies, based on both randomly generated graphs and the graphs of some real applications, show that our scheduling algorithm outperforms the existing scheduling algorithms in terms of makespan, scheduling length ratio, and reliability.
Our experiments, based on both randomly generated graphs and the graphs of some real applications, show that our hierarchical scheduling algorithm performs much better than the existing scheduling algorithms in terms of system reliability, schedule length, and speedup.
The optimal revenue for all years are obtained at α=0.9 and β=0.1 Using these results, 3D-simulations are created and the graphs of Constant Return to scale are obtained.
AIM uses the Cytoscape Web application (27) for visualizing and manipulating the graphs of the interactions in the module network.
The period of influenza outbreak determined by the study were the same for the two graphs of the full duplicate season and for the graphs of the partial duplicate seasons, except for the season 1998 1999.
Depending on the given initial and environmental conditions, the graphs of passengers Thermal Sensation and Thermal Discomfort Level were found.
Since 1992, almost eight hundred journalists have been killed for doing their job, and the graph of the annual total rises steadily upward over time.
By George Packer November 29, 2009 Since 1992, almost eight hundred journalists have been killed for doing their job, and the graph of the annual total rises steadily upward over time.
