The phrase "and therefore echo" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is a consequence or result of a previous statement, often in a context where one idea reinforces or reflects another.
Example: "The findings of the study were significant, and therefore echo the concerns raised by previous research."
Alternatives: "and thus reflect" or "and consequently resonate".
This observation may therefore echo the relatively higher proportion of elderly STI patients in the vicinity of the clinics.
Our findings therefore echo previous calls for gender-sensitive HIV control activities [ 37, 46, 47] to avoid adverse social effects.
It therefore echoes the message that Augustine heard in the garden, all those years ago, and which urged him towards his own great Confessions: "Tolle lege" ("Take up and read").
But the Deuteronomistic historian wants to see this as another instance of idolatry, and therefore, deliberately echoes the primordial cultic sin of the golden calves when talking about Jeroboam's activity.
Microbubbles remain strictly intravascular following administration and therefore generated echoes relate to the flow within functional vessels.
When a monostatic SAR receives echoes, the stop-go approximation is applied and therefore the received echo is expressed by S rec = ∫ y ∈ antenna E B sc ω, y W ω, y d y (13).
There's no denying that these lines echo and therefore respect ideas we find in Marlowe (and indeed Shakespeare), or that they have the vague flavour of antiquated speech (partly because of the way they play with the iambic pentameter).
Therefore, I echo the concerns raised by David Willetts and Torsten Bell at the Resolution Foundation – everyone is worried about the future of younger generations, because they are dealing with serious generational inequalities.
The MB slice acceleration does not lengthen the echo train or echo spacing and therefore does not worsen EPI image distortion in regions of susceptibility gradients.
3D gradient-echo sequences allow for a shorter TE than spin-echo or fast spin-echo sequences, allowing for faster data acquisition compared to fast spin-echo sequences, and therefore allow more data averaging within a fixed duration of scan time [38].
