The phrase "and the tricks of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to clever methods or techniques associated with a particular subject or activity.
Example: "She mastered the art of negotiation, learning all the tricks of the trade."
Alternatives: "and the nuances of" or "and the techniques of".
The tools of the trade would vanish from this room, and the tricks of it from the curriculum.
Here, we present a detailed description of the preembedding CLEM procedures that explains the know-how and the "tricks of the trade" that are involved in carrying out the crucial steps of CLEM.
With the success of such an effort, he said, "once again the Iranian nation will manage to overcome the machinations of the enemies and the tricks of the ill-wishers in the economic arena in the year 1391".
The athletes participated in the most events in Winter Games history 98, which included 12 new events, notably women's ski jumping and slopestyle (a combination of downhill racing and the tricks of freestyle) disciplines of skiing and snowboarding for both men and women.
He said in his talk, "Later on, when Tarasov had visited the U.S. and been amazed both by the prodigiousness of its cities, the variety of its supermarkets, and the tricks of the animals at SeaWorld, he would say to an American scout, 'Your people can build the world's tallest buildings.
The words "umor" and "amor," lifeblood and love, are near homonyms and nicely emphasizes the connection between the two, all while young Jacob learns the tricks of the trade of an artist and the tricks of Latin — quite astonishing really, considering Jacob was all of 17 when he produced this work, himself a worthy Freshman Fellow!
That's where Neol and I paid our paid our dues and learned the tricks of the trade".
But then, in ensuing seasons, Flacco matured and got new weapons, and it was time to take the quirks and the tricks out of the playbook.
By Larissa MacFarquhar By Rivka Galchen By Blythe Roberson and Jason Adam Katzenstein By Jia Tolentino By Malcolm Gladwell The Tricks of a Master Pickpocket Apollo Robbins demonstrates some of the tricks and techniques of a theatrical pickpocket.
Join us and learn the tricks of the trade in combating pet obesity.
Memory is another name for experience and knowing the tricks of the trade.
