The phrase "and the pipeline of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a series of processes, projects, or developments that are in progress or planned for the future.
Example: "The company is focusing on innovation and the pipeline of new products that will be launched next year."
Alternatives: "and the flow of" or "and the stream of".
This "could likely worsen as the work force continues to age and the pipeline of talent shrinks," the report said.
There was no shortage of fuel, the colonial boundaries were stable, and the pipeline of raw materials from them to the factories of western Europe ran smoothly.
However, Johnson expects to miss his 2015 milestone and the pipeline of future projects is far short of the delivery needed.
Add desperate poverty and an unhappy household — the standard "push factors" — and the pipeline of likely trafficking victims out of Moldova never runs dry.
In short, the more women investors at the table, the more women run companies are funded, and the pipeline of women run companies grows.
In all three instances, BP is accused of ignoring earlier signs of trouble, and, in the case of the fire and the pipeline, of putting profits before safety.
In 2015 it could be as low as 6%.And the pipeline of new houses is hardly gushing.
But the point is, there is both in our pipeline and in the pipeline of most other companies, an array of drugs that are in development that have the potential to bring relief to millions of patients.
We believe that this goal is feasible given that the school doubled its percentage of women faculty over the last decade and that the pipeline of women obtaining Ph.D.s in engineering is increasing.
The unbroken chain that trained new apprentices and fed the pipeline of applications has snapped.
I invite you to help us spread the message of GIFT across the nation and increase the pipeline of female students opting for tech majors in college.
