The phrase "and the push of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a force or motivation behind an action or event.
Example: "The project succeeded due to the push of innovative ideas and teamwork."
Alternatives: "and the drive of" or "and the momentum of".
As you read, you can feel roots tugging you down, the weight of the earth above, and the push of seeds, reaching for the sun.
We see the touch of his hand on the controls, and the push of his feet, as smooth as a pianist's, against the pedals.
THE TWO SISTERS shared a bed, and each night, with their hearts hammering, they would listen for the turn of the knob and the push of the door.
Swimplicity aims to teach people to eliminate fear and be safe in the water by teaching them to recognize the pull of gravity and the push of buoyancy on their bodies.
The pull of home, and the push of it, is dramatised by Hasina, Nazneen's sister, who took her fate into her own hands and made a love match, only to see the marriage fall apart and her life spiral out of control.
This market has since grown dramatically, powered by the pull of new opportunities and the push of economic strain across the rest of the labour market.E-entrepreneurship received a boost in 2008 when Apple launched its app store, through which third-party software designers could market their own iPhone applications.
The handle is comfortable, and at the push of a button, the nonstick blade recedes for safety.
Vlingo activates the messaging application, transcribes my e-mail message and, with the push of one button, sends it.
And, at the push of a button, they can be sent back home.
Cells of interest are selected with a joystick and at the push of a button an infrared laser melts a special film above the targeted cells.
But then came westward expansion by white settlers — Manifest Destiny — and the pushing of Native Americans off their lands.
