The phrase "and vigor of a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the energy or enthusiasm associated with a particular subject or entity.
Example: "She approached her work with the passion and vigor of a true artist."
Alternatives: "and energy of a" or "and vitality of a".
It will be her economic judgment, and her confidence in the enduring strength and vigor of a revived U.S. economy.
Although the novel leans heavily on staples of midlife crisis (an extramarital affair, reconnection with old friends), Doyle's dialogue and his depictions evoke the warmth and vigor of a complicated but joyful family life.
The progeny was obtained from 22 clones from Asia and Africa by phenotypic selection aiming at yield and vigor of a population of rubber tree established at Central Experimental Center in Campinas, Agronomy Institute.
He speaks in shirt-sleeves without a tie, holding a microphone in one hand and strolling in front of the crowd without a lectern or notes, his Tennessee accent seemingly stronger than ever, calling on members of the audience and eliciting their tales with the charm and vigor of a talk show host.
"WeLive replicates the security and comfort of a suburban neighborhood, but with the energy and vigor of a major city," said the company in a statement, highlighting the company's strategy to provide residents with private and semi-private housing accommodations alongside community events like fitness classes and potluck dinners, as well as a digital social network.
Rather, he spoke with the vim and vigor of a young pup candidate, a true believer.
His manners were marked by all the graceful courtesy of the old school, while the unaffected simplicity and modesty of his character and the force and vigor of his ideas left an impression not easily effaced.
John Turner, the director of conservation programs for the Nature Conservancy on Long Island, who was leading the group from the Cooperative Extension, said he had gained an admiration for the wildness and vigor of birds of prey after seeing a goshawk up close.
He calls such resources "public libraries for biologists of the future -a resource that will be increasingly critical to "the health and vigor ofuture -aence". LAUresourceN is a writhatand health policy analyst specializing in academic medicine, public health, and public policy.
The breadth and vigor of Judge Phillips's ruling provided a welcome jolt to an issue that had been stagnating.
The volume and vigor of the turnout were startling in a year in which revolutionaries have often appeared deflated and rudderless.
