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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'chronic and' is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is generally used to refer to two things that are related and either permanent or long-term. For example, you could say: "The country is facing chronic and endemic poverty."
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Patients with chronic and complex diseases will continue to lose services essential for their care.
Vertebral fractures result in lost height, a bent-over posture and often, chronic and debilitating pain.
It is sensitive to the acute, chronic and prenatal effects of alcohol.
Further, delta hepatitis can often become chronic and lead to cirrhosis, another incurable liver disease.
I don't find the fear debilitating, but it is chronic and a little fatiguing.
Benchmark: Knows communicable, chronic, and degenerative disease processes and the differences between them.
Preventative healthcare must take an equal place alongside chronic and acute care.
Analysts say the company's woes are chronic, and they have stampeded to cut their earnings forecasts.
Abuses of trust are chronic and toxic, but they are there to be exposed.
Many rely on yoga to relieve chronic and acute pain.
The country is beset by chronic and dangerous weaknesses.
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