The phrase "and wards in the" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness and usability in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing healthcare, legal matters, or administrative divisions, but it requires additional information to clarify its meaning.
Example: "The report covers various departments and wards in the hospital."
Alternatives: "and departments in the" or "and sections in the".
But as a business student turned prison guard, he found a comfortable routine working for 30 years among his colleagues and wards in the Texas Department of Criminal Justice.
In particular, these improvements would be in corporate services in the short term, and from the optimised use of theatres and wards in the medium term [ 34].
Each project covers from 2 to 4 districts, plus 10 to 14 rural communes or urban wards, which represents between 24% and 44% of the total number of communes and wards in the PCFP districts.
Due to the hierarchical structure of the hospital (i.e. patients in wards and wards in the hospital), it is likely that patients in the same wards may be not independent.
These differences may be partly explained by a different population structure, probability of seeking care [ 20], but also by the inclusion of different hospital types and wards in the surveillance system - e.g. the high proportion of pregnant women in Armenia may be due to the inclusion of the obstetrics/maternity department.
Identification and careful analysis of this patients might help to optimise ICU admission and discharge processes and thus improve resource utilisation among ICU, intermediate care unit, and ward in the future.
Even since DC decriminalized small amounts of marijuana in mid-July, Burnett said police have mostly issued tickets for possession in Wards 7 and 8, the poorest and blackest wards in the District.
It was divided into two enclosures, upper and lower "wards" in the east and west respectively, with the eastern containing royal accommodation, although this was never completed.
In the early morning of 20 August 2014, a high-intensity/short-duration, localized rainfall event triggered many shallow slides and debris flows in the Asakita and Asaminami Wards in the northern part of Hiroshima City, Japan.
The distance between TREE and Nkandla, and the KIECDI Project Coordinator and the wards in which the project was implemented, resulted in a lack of support for various role players.
This is one of the most multicultural and deprived wards in the UK.
