The phrase "a braid in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a braid that is incorporated into something, such as hair or a design.
Example: "She wore a beautiful dress with a braid in the back that added an elegant touch."
Alternatives: "a braid within" or "a braid incorporated in".
She did a hip-hop move, creating a braid in the air with her hands.
Mr. Kozmin's presence is unusually easy to forget when looking at these images, whether in a photo of a young woman gazing intently just past his camera, tying a braid in her hair, or in one that shows another student closing her eyes, dancing cheek-to-cheek with a young man at a winter ball.
The girl, wearing a pink shirt and a braid in her hair, clutched a brown teddy bear.
Matted hair: (The epithet "Jataajoota Dhari/Kapardina") - Shiva's distinctive hair style is noted in the epithets, "the one with matted hair", and Kapardin, "endowed with matted hair" or "wearing his hair wound in a braid in a shell-like (kaparda) fashion".
Here are some hairstyles: scrunched hair in a high,messy bun, straight hair, down, a braid in your hair, a preppy high side ponytail, a straight messy bun with a headband, a low-carefree bun, curl it, a headband, a side ponytail, straighten your hair and put it in a high ponytail, put your bangs down, leave your hair down and clip your bangs back.
Wear your hair in a braid if you want to decrease snarling.
The multi-hyphenate model stepped out at the 2014 LACMA Art + Film Gala in Los Angeles on Saturday sporting a messy braid in a rich, all-over hazelnut shade of brown.
"Oh my god!" cries Calero, holding a braid aloft in something akin to a victory wave, before embracing Dominguez.
Wide hips, strong legs, thick black hair that she kept in a braid twisted up in a severe bun.
A triaxial braid in the outer layer of braided prostheses was found to withstand higher tensile stresses in comparison to a biaxial braid having same structural characteristics.
To picture these magnetic structures on the sun, "imagine a French braid in someone's hair," Cirtain told SPACE.com.
