The phrase "a form filed in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific document that has been submitted or completed in a particular context, such as legal or administrative processes.
Example: "Please ensure that a form filed in the appropriate office is submitted by the deadline."
Alternatives: "a document submitted in" or "a form registered in".
But a 10-Q form filed in May of this year featured a small note saying that Yahoo had made a $23 million acquisition in Q1.
The group's 2011 annual report form filed in Massachusetts includes Mr. Koch as a co-chairman for the organization -- despite his Palm Beach, Florida, address, thousands of miles from Nantucket Sound.
On her form, filed in December, Ms. Warren reported total investments and assets of at least $4.6 million, including her home in Cambridge.
"A commercial bank effected a nondiscretionary sale through a registered broker-dealer in a foreclosure action relating to a margin loan secured by Class A common stock," Mr. Watson said in a form filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
In a form filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, Yahoo! said Semel exercised options on 62,500 shares at $9.24, 104,166 shares at $16.46 and 333,334 shares at $12.92 on Tuesday, for a total cost of $6.6 million.
According to financial disclosure forms filed in May, his net worth was more than $30 million.
Lobbying registration forms filed in Congress show that Mr. Ridge's former aides are lobbying on behalf of a variety of companies and industries that want domestic-security contracts from the government, including Tyco Electronics and SAP, the European software maker.
A8 NATIONAL A22-27 Homeland Security Aides Switch to Lobbying With a budget of about $40 billion this year, the new Homeland Security Department and Secretary Tom Ridge are obvious new targets for lobbyists, at least four of whom, according to disclosure forms filed in Congress, were top deputies at Mr. Ridge's White House office.
Accretive Health hired well-connected Washington lobbyist Heather Podesta to "educate policymakers" about its services, according to a disclosure form filed with the Senate in March.
The column, headlined "A whole year of hell, thanks to a foreign doctor", suggested that Serrano was seriously incompetent and had an "inadequate grasp of the English language", according to a claim form filed at the high court in London.
