The phrase "and types of samples" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various categories or classifications of samples in a specific context, such as research or data collection.
Example: "In our study, we analyzed different methods of data collection and types of samples to ensure comprehensive results."
Alternatives: "and categories of samples" or "and kinds of samples".
The numbers and types of samples included are detailed in Table 1.
Over 27 years, there may have been changes in physicians' practices, such as criteria for taking specimens and admitting patients, and types of samples collected.
As this was a retrospective study the number and types of samples taken were not standardised and therefore varied between cases.
Here, an explicit description of the microarray data, the number of and types of samples in the database, and how "absolute transcript abundances" are calculated is necessary to understand the rest of the paper.
Regarding the issue of communication between clinics and transportation managers, they believe setting up a system of daily text messages that communicate the quantity and type of samples the clinic has to be transported will be sufficient.
The treating clinician determined the number and type of samples collected, following routine practice.
This decreases the likelihood of an accurate diagnosis and biases the number and type of samples received by a laboratory.
The number and type of samples taken intraoperatively varied between cases but included tissue samples and fluid sent in either blood culture vials or sterile containers.
Details on the geographic origin of the samples, year of collection, type of reproductive disorders at the time of sampling, and number and type of samples collected in each farm are shown in Table 1.
For cases as well as controls, the number and type of samples taken before and after the 15th of August were the same, with the exception of an extra blood sample (finger prick) for cases taken at the GP visit.
