The phrase "and the right instruments" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the necessary tools or equipment needed to achieve a specific goal or task.
Example: "To successfully complete the project, we need to ensure we have the right instruments for the job."
Alternatives: "and the appropriate tools" or "and the correct equipment".
"How can we recommit to understanding the issues highlighted by the Kerner Commission and find the right instruments to effect lasting change?
MR: And the right instrument for you is not a drum machine or a loop, right?
By 2006, much more was known about "authentic" performance, and many instrumentalists skilled in the period style, and equipped with the right instruments were available.
The only way to know for sure is to build the right instruments and observatories, and take the critical data.
TSSC is the first practical guideline concept to help engineers and scientists to choose the right instruments for science communication.
The whole thing shows both that with the right instruments and policies countries can combat modern slavery, and that there is no room for complacency; on the contrary, we must step up the fight or risk setbacks.
Physicists estimate that less than five per cent of the known universe is visible — where "visible" means only that we could, theoretically, observe it, given the right instruments and sufficient physical proximity.
Physicists estimate that less than five per cent of the known universe is visible where "visible" means only that we could, theoretically, observe it, given the right instruments and sufficient physical proximity.
Chimps know what tools others need to get work done and can help them select the right instruments, suggesting the apes have the ability to understand the minds of others, scientists find.
And (vi) IFAD must carefully evaluate whether it is matching the right instruments to specific situations and whether these instruments are being used flexibly in fragile states.
