The phrase "and the tactic of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing strategies or methods employed in a particular context, often in analytical or academic writing.
Example: "The study examines the effectiveness of various approaches, including the tactic of using social media to engage younger audiences."
Alternatives: "and the strategy of" or "as well as the method of".
However, he was responsible for popularizing such now-familiar aspects of the game as the "point forward" (a forward who handles the ball and runs the offense) and the tactic of "small ball" to use speed as an advantage.
Mancini did the same after the defeat to Everton in January and the tactic of assuming blame simply comes across as a blatant attempt to mask something else, although what no-one was entirely sure.
Their gravity, their increasing frequency and the tactic of using such arms shows that what is being released is not just tear gas, which is used on all fronts, but products of a different class that are far more toxic.
The $7 billion New Jersey is to receive under the national tobacco litigation settlement has already been pledged to pay off borrowing for earlier budgets, and the tactic of borrowing against future revenues drew scorn from Senator Leonard Lance, the senate minority leader and the state's ranking Republican.
And the tactic of avoidance has not worked.
"But there's nothing that will destroy regular order more than the tactic of shutdown and the tactic of default.
He is known for "teaching" tactics such as: never give women a chance to say no, make racist remarks, attack women's self esteem--and the "tactic" of practically strangling women in bars, with hands around their throats, and even forcing their faces into his crotch.
"The collective punishment of cities, mass arrests and the tactics of snipers have created some fear".
Legitimacy and the tactics of persuasion are obviously not high priorities for the Bush Administration.
By killing him, America has once again blurred the lines between its own tactics and the tactics of its enemies.
