The phrase "a deposition in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal contexts when referring to a formal statement or testimony taken under oath, typically in the context of a lawsuit or legal proceeding.
Example: "The lawyer prepared for a deposition in a high-profile case that could set a precedent."
Alternatives: "a statement in a" or "a testimony in a".
Justice is scheduled to give a deposition in a $5 million palimony suit.
An earlier version of this article referred incorrectly to a deposition in a federal lawsuit.
He said in a deposition in a Trump SoHo lawsuit: "Bayrock knew the people, knew the investors.. . .
Asked whether he had ever given a deposition in a court case, he said that he had.
Despite a court order, a police detective has repeatedly failed to show up to give a deposition in a Brooklyn man's lawsuit charging police brutality.
Friday's deposition was the first time Cosby had addressed allegations of sexual misconduct under oath since giving a deposition in a Pennsylvania case in 2005.
A Virginia judge has ruled that "Jackie", the central figure in a retracted Rolling Stone article about her allegations of gang rape on the University of Virginia campus, must submit to a deposition in an ongoing defamation lawsuit against the publication.
"It would be a nonexclusive deal, so it would not have precluded me from doing other deals in Moscow, which was very important to me," Mr. Trump said in a deposition in an unsuccessful libel suit he brought against Tim O'Brien, a journalist.
She was referring to what she said in 2011 in a deposition in an unrelated case.
Issa says that he will ask Thomas Pickering to provide a deposition in an overall exploration if the State Department's ARB investigation -- which was damning enough -- "got it right".
"I don't think we ever made money while I was there," Mike van der Goes, the club's general manager until 2008, said in a deposition in an employee lawsuit over a lack of rest breaks.
