The phrase "a cupboard in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the location or context of a cupboard within a larger setting, such as a room or a house.
Example: "She found a cupboard in a corner of the kitchen filled with old dishes."
Alternatives: "a cabinet in a" or "a closet in a".
Ms. Nielson was found hiding in a cupboard in a small room in the library.
For instance, you might find your gas meter hidden in a cupboard in a neighbour's flat, says Henry Pryor, housing expert, so check where these are located before completion.
Richard Slater, who survived the attack after sheltering in a cupboard in a beach shop, said he was told that one of the attackers came in from the sea on a jet ski.
If you've ever found yourself hiding the "good" olive oil and balsamic at the back of a cupboard in a communal kitchen, away from the reach of undiscerning salad-dressers and bread-dippers, you have stumbled onto the battlefield.
For three positions of an air-conditioner unit and one position of a bed and a cupboard in a typical Hong Kong residential bedroom, the air velocities, temperatures, and air diffusion performance index are determined by using the computational fluid dynamics (CFD) software FLOVENT.
"Like hiding in a cupboard is amazing, you couldn't hide in a cupboard in A Machine for Pigs … So you're in this really awful situation where you have to make the same game again, but if we made the same game again, it'd just be a disaster.
For some, even a cupboard in an office building no-one is using that day will do.
Maria spends her short nights between exhausting shifts as a maid in a cupboard in her employers' home in Hong Kong.
She finds a message etched by a predecessor into a cupboard in her room: "Nolite te bastardes carborundorum".
"A computer was found in a cupboard in Mrs Brooks's London address and it was examined.
A prefect would open up a cupboard in the corner of the library and lay books out for us to browse.
