The phrase "and the third pertains" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing multiple items or points, indicating that the third item is related to a specific topic or context.
Example: "The first point addresses the budget, the second focuses on the timeline, and the third pertains to resource allocation."
Alternatives: "and the third relates" or "and the third refers".
The first pertains to questions about how antitrust law and intellectual property law interact, and the second pertains to questions about how parties can exploit property rights, including intellectual property rights, to exclude competitors.
The analysis is structured in two main sections; the first concerns the interpretation of readings and the actions taken as a result of this, and the second pertains to the communication of the practice of HBPM to the doctor.
Two are psychological subscales relating to levels of mood (5 questions) and tension (6 questions) over the past month while the third pertains to thoughts of overall arthritis impact (1 question).
The first strategy includes a behavioural change communication strategy, reorientation of health services strategy and surveillance, while the second pertains to legislative and regulatory matters.
SectionId and Struct-3 are complementary features since the first pertains to the absolute location of a section and is dependent on the length of the paper, while the other follows section structure irrespective of paper length.
The first pertains to the recruitment, improvement and retention of ECEC staff.
The first pertains to the viewing modality and its graphical user interface, where and how visual control elements are placed, manipulated, and how the aspect of an image mode are 'switched' from one data view to another.
(There are two, the first pertains to enactment of HB 2281 and the second to enforcement of HB 2281).".
The first pertains to the Russian effort to influence the 2016 election and documents crimes committed by Russians in that regard.
The second pertains to the impact the payment procedure has on observed behavior.
