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The phrase "honorable and" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it as an adjective phrase before a noun to describe someone who is worthy of respect and admiration or as an adverb phrase before an action verb to describe an action done with honesty and integrity. For example, "He is an honorable and courageous leader." or "She performed the task honorable and faithfully."
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An honorable and ethical force.
He was an honorable and straightforward man.
But he was very honorable and very straightforward.
People say, 'Oh how honorable,' and thank you.
He is bright, honorable and energetic — and always capable.
Each man is honorable and worthy in his own way.
Most of the train folk were honorable and considerate.
Most of the train folk were honorable and considerate folk.
"It's the honorable and right thing to do".
I am sure that most are honorable and dedicated officers.
Morris Friedman was a generous, honorable, and humble man.
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