Deferring a noun belonging to a preposition until after a conjunction
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Is it grammatically correct to defer the use of a noun (belonging to preposition) until after a conjunction? In order to scale to ( deferred noun: multi-objective optimisation ) and study multi-objective optimisation, ... We demonstrate how one can help out with ( deferred noun: poverty ) and mitigate poverty in Africa. ... so that the community can open up to ( deferred noun: migrant populations ) and accept the cultures of migrant populations.
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edited Jun 25 at 14:50