The phrase "those literature" is not a grammatically correct part of a sentence in written English
Instead, you could use a different phrase like "that literature" or "literature like that." For example: - "I enjoyed reading that literature in class." - "She is an expert in literature like that."
But then what of The Iliad or Beowulf, composed for recitation but plonked on the page for posterity – would we not consider those literature?
One sunny morning (the weather was unseasonably un-rainy — those literature gods again — and offered a clear view of the majestic Olympic Mountains down Pike Street), I sampled a variety of panels and talks, representing the mini-ecosystems of poetry, New York publishing, and journalism.
In contrast to those literature works, temperature and thermal load were not taken to be uniformly distributed over the whole glass pane.
Those literature results support the hypothesis of an indirect regulatory link between miR-133a and module 29 genes via SRF.
Some content related to those literature reviews is included in this manuscript.
From that period through the 20th century, those literatures witnessed a particular proliferation of works in vernacular prose.
All those literatures assumed that the probability density function or covariance of noise is known.
Although logically those literatures are closely related, each one of those research lines has some economic and econometric specific features.
The next task is to assess those literatures, in an attempt to determine what conclusions can be responsibly drawn from them.
Nixon infused elements of those literatures into the Dimitri and Natalie romance with as well.
The results are compared with those available in the literature and those produced by a commercial finite element package.
