"persuasion and" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to introduce a list of ideas or actions related to persuasion. Example: "Effective communication requires both persuasion and empathy."
He worked largely by persuasion and charisma.
Persuasion and leadership are the essence of an MBA.
"It's fundamentally about persuasion and what drives people," he said.
"It's about control, persuasion and dominance," said Edgerton.
Persuasion and negotiation could only go so far.
Bridging the gap between the two requires persuasion and coercion on both sides.
Its direction is influenced by persuasion and by feelings about friends and enemies.
At one end are so-called abstract tasks that require problem-solving, intuition, persuasion and creativity.
It is true that fuzzy boundaries often exist between seduction, persuasion and consent.
The major aspects of such behaviour seem to be appearance, persistence, appeasement, persuasion, and even deception.
The commission was supposed to induce compliance by persuasion and mediation.
