The phrase "and the messages of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the content or themes conveyed by a particular source, such as a text, speech, or media.
Example: "The book explores the themes of love and the messages of hope that resonate throughout the narrative."
Alternatives: "and the themes of" or "and the content of".
The singer also talked about how it was only when she reached adulthood that people's attitudes toward her changed and the messages of feminism began to make sense.
Thank you in advance for the amusement I will get reading the comments section of the Daily Mail today, and for the extra followers on Twitter and the messages of support.
The present study examined associations between intention of youth to change their health behaviours and the messages of a media campaign held in Québec from 2004 to 2008, designed to increase awareness on active living and healthy eating's health benefits.
In this novel, for example, Chen stays in a holiday-home for Communist cadres, where rooms are bigger than many local people's houses and the facilities are far better.Mr Qiu is not a brilliant writer and the messages of new China and its anti-environmentalism are hardly subtle.
Finding a foothold of courage from somewhere, among the dozens of interviews and articles that I wrote in the ensuing few years were a few that talked about sexual abuse and its legacy, and the messages of support and gratitude I received as a result of these ran into the thousands.
"He has a long road ahead of him and the messages of support have been a great source of strength and energy for everybody.
Even non-sympathetic news outlets have unwittingly helped sanitize and spread the messages of these groups.
However, the dissemination and penetration of the messages of guidelines and expert consensus documents are far from satisfactory and clinical practice adapts slowly.
Officially, he is simply on a tour to consolidate the strategy and the message of the Catholic church in the Americas.
