The phrase "and the hijacking of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the unlawful seizure or takeover of something, often in relation to aircraft, vehicles, or systems.
Example: "The report detailed the events leading up to the hijacking of the plane and the subsequent negotiations for its release."
Alternatives: "and the takeover of" or "and the seizure of".
VICE: Dick Cheney and the Hijacking of the American Presidency.
And let's not forget the sustained assault on women's reproductive freedom and the hijacking of public policy by religious fundamentalism".
The aim was to avoid the twin plagues of welfare: handouts that encourage dependency, and the hijacking of funds by corrupt functionaries or vote-grubbing politicians.
The group earned international notoriety in 1999, with the kidnapping of 186 people from a Cali church, and the hijacking of a passenger aircraft.
He then attended a "jihad war camp," he said, where he learned about security, intelligence, kidnapping and the hijacking of buses and planes.
From that base, it carried out terrorist activities around the globe, including the seizure of the United States Embassy and the Swedish Embassy in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, in 1975 and the hijacking of a Japan Airlines plane in 1977.
In addition, the sheer weight of constant participation could lead to political fatigue or apathy among the population and, hence, the hijacking of the political process by those on the political fringes who are more likely to be active.
The combination of erratic weather patterns, the global economic crisis and heightened conflict and insecurity including the hijacking of ships off the Somali coast are all contributing to the emergency.
The Federal Air Marshal program began in 1968, originally intended to stop hijackings to Cuba and enlarged after the hijacking of a TWA jet out of Athens that was diverted to Beirut.
First, several lines of evidence highlighted that actin cytoskeleton were regarded as a barrier and the hijack of actin cytoskeleton facilitates entry of HIV into its target cells [ 47, 48].
PAGE B12 NIKOLA KAVAJA, 75 A Yugoslav-born anti-Communist whose hatred for the dictator Tito spurred him to a career of violent subversion and terrorism, including the hijacking of an American Airlines flight from New York to Chicago in 1979.
