The phrase "and the syntheses of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the combination or integration of different elements, particularly in scientific or academic writing.
Example: "The research focuses on the effects of various compounds and the syntheses of new materials."
Alternatives: "and the creation of" or "and the formation of".
Thiazolidine-2,4-diones derivatives having carboxylic ester appendages at N-3 and 5-substituted benzylidene were studied and the syntheses of only four derivatives were performed that were predicted to have promising antidiabetic activities.
For the strategy of rational designs and the syntheses of novel porous coordination polymers, the structural information of adsorbed guest molecules inside the nanopores and the host framework is very important.
Despite the fact that partial elongation products were produced and the syntheses of the full-length plasmid DNA variable, transformation of the resulting products into E. coli cells produced viable transformants.
In papers S10, S16 and S20 reviewers described their process in similar terms to earlier meta-ethnographies by Pound et al. [ 5], Campbell et al. [ 19] and Britten and Pope [ 37] referring to comparing the main concepts from paper one with paper two, and the syntheses of these two papers with paper three, and so on.
"I think I represent the future of contemporary art and the synthesis of so many worlds that include contemporary art, like fashion.
The white beachfront villa with green shutters was, Casals once said, "the expression and the synthesis of my life as a Catalan and an artist".
He also worked in stereochemistry and with platinum catalysts and the synthesis of medicinal compounds.
Study of glycerol led him into researches of glycols and the synthesis of many important compounds, including choline.
Bertholot's doctoral dissertation (1854) was entitled "The Combinations of Glycerin with Acids and the Synthesis of Immediate Principles of Animal Fats".
