The phrase "and the receiver of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone who receives something, such as a message, gift, or information, in a context where the sender is also mentioned.
Example: "The sender of the email and the receiver of the information both need to be aware of the changes."
Alternatives: "and the recipient of" or "and the person receiving".
Figure 6 shows the bias and the RMSE of the estimated distance as a function of received SNR, assuming LOS between the transmitter and the receiver of the communication system.
The analysis showed that our receiver is capable of receiving tag signals with a read rate of 50% for passive and 66% for semi-passive tags at a 1-m distance between the tag and the receiver and is capable of receiving tag signals at a maximum distance between the tag and the receiver of 3.25 m for passive and 5.5 m for semi-passive tags, with the reader being within 8 m of the receiver.
"If the goods are delivered and the receiver of the goods complains, then an investigation takes place," he said.
The inclusive we seeks out a bond of empathy or common understanding between the speaker and the receiver of a message.
"At the moment, both the sender and the receiver of an e-mail pay a marginal price of zero," says Benjamin Hermalin, a professor at Berkeley.
By backward induction, we're going to start with the receiver of the offer and the receiver of the offer is choosing between the offer made to them which in our notation is (1-S).
By the time my youngest child was in her care, my marriage was breaking up and she witnessed scenes and was the receiver of confidences.
In each authentication session, the sender may select one pose and inform the receiver of the selected pose's ID.
The rules of satire require from us to criticize and compel the receiver of the satire to think.
He said there was no Ponzi scheme, and accused the S.E.C. and the receivers of destroying his businesses and needlessly hurting his investors and employees.
Although changes will be fought both by the givers and the receivers of tax-deductible donations, there is good reason to disregard their pleas.
