The phrase "and the impetus of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the driving force or motivation behind an action or event.
Example: "The research highlighted the importance of community engagement and the impetus of local leaders in driving change."
Alternatives: "and the driving force of" or "and the motivation behind".
They clearly lacked the invention of Landon Donovan and the impetus of Michael Bradley.
But the Persian fleet lost the Battle of Salamis, and the impetus of the invasion was blunted.
It had used European Union financial assistance and the impetus of the looming Olympics to build, build, build.
Given that Somalia's Union of Islamic Courts, which seeks to govern the whole of Somalia, has declared a jihadist war on Ethiopia, my country is concerned about its national interest and security, as well as that of the region, and the impetus of these concerns is not a design to win America's friendship.
That they had pulled off such an upset was largely thanks to the brilliance of Mahmudullah, who made Bangladesh's first World Cup hundred, and the impetus of Mushfiqur.
For all the parts of revolving bodies endeavor to recede from the axis of motion; and the impetus of bodies moving forwards arises from the joint impetus of all the parts.
In recent years, with further opening up of foreign trade, and especially the impetus of China Import and Export Fair, a large number of Muslims have come from different countries to China's southeast coast.
It is the older generation's spending, on more health care and travel but fewer flashy gadgets, that will create jobs and be the impetus of the new economy.Martha Farnsworth RicheFellow, Centre for the Study of Economy and SocietyCornell UniversityIthaca, New YorkSIR – The optimism regarding America's population growth is unfounded.
In West Africa, the sector has been developed and policies formulated via numerous, direct, private initiatives at the national level, and under the impetus of public actors at the regional level (Fig. 2).
It remains extraordinary that the combined forces of charities, NGOs, pop stars and a sympathetic government have combined to put Africa at the centre of political life in this country for such a sustained period - and without the impetus of famine or disaster to seize our attention.
Thus, knowing whether the putative in-hospital benefits achieved with such teams translate into long-term advantages might be crucial in justifying and sustaining the impetus of such a campaign.
