"on both categories" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when referring to two distinct groups or categories, especially when explaining that something applies to both of them. For example, "We plan to make improvements on both categories of our product line this year."
This work reviews on both categories, however it is not intended to discuss all the research reports published regarding nanostructure based enzymatic and nonenzymatic approaches between mid-2010 and mid-2015.
Our share is at an all-time high on both categories in which we compete.
Participants were equally accurate on both categories: 88% of the object words were guessed correctly against 85% of the action words (t (41) = −0.79, p>.43).
Reducing the statistical thresholding in our present study did nominate the insula as a region of interest for disbelief, in both groups and on both categories of stimuli.
The fact that we found essentially the same signal maps for belief minus disbelief in both groups, on both categories of content, argues strongly for the content-independence of belief and disbelief as cognitive processes.
While both groups were quicker to respond "true" than "false" on both categories of stimuli, the effect of truth was especially pronounced for nonbelievers when responding to religious statements (see Supplementary Information: Table S1 and Figure S1).
Patients with and without irradiating pain in the lower limb(s) were included in the study, based on the lack of consensus on the differential evolution of both categories of patients [ 26].
The slump is understood to have continued into January, with double-digit falls year-on-year for both categories.
"Harvey" and "Memphis," both of which closed on Sunday, also saw increases in both categories, if on a more modest scale.
With average yields of 14.2percentt on junk bonds and more than 7.3percentt on investment-grade corporates, both categories are attractive, especially at a time when the stock market is putting in its worst performance in more than two decades.
"Today" gained ground later in the week and won in both categories on Friday.
