The phrase "a chart in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific chart that is located within a particular context, document, or medium.
Example: "In the report, there is a chart in a section that illustrates the sales trends over the past year."
Alternatives: "a graph in a" or "a diagram in a".
The New Yorker, December 25 , 1926 P. 10John Held, Jr., reports a chart in a business office that must be the largest chart in existence because it shows the whereabouts of every other chart.
Matis has hung a chart in a place of honor above his family's ping-pong table.
As it is, funds can quietly take tens of thousands of dollars from an investor's account yet fulfill disclosure obligations by printing a chart in a prospectus containing hypothetical returns.
Correction: May 12 , 2001 Saturday A chart in Circuits on Thursday with an article about the first I.B.M. personal computer misstated the capacity of the optional floppy-disk drives.
Correction: February 5, 2000, Saturday A chart in Science Times on Jan . 25about a newly synthesized molecule with explosive properties misidentified some components of the molecule.
Partners were determined to have been linked to care if they could be found in the HIV registry or had a chart in an adult HIV clinic.
(There is a chart in the indictment with a section labelled "Cypriot entitites"—often a bad sign).
Make a chart in which you trace a case from local court to state court to the federal court system.
A chart in Business Day on Thursday with an article about projected automobile sales for 2008 mislabeled the data.
The analysis, cited in an article and a chart in The New York Times, has been disputed by many pension funds.
A chart in Business Day yesterday with an article about the Intel Corporation's communications division misstated the 2003 market share of worldwide flash-memory sales for three companies.
