The phrase "a grid and a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when listing items or components that include a grid and another element, typically in a technical or descriptive context.
Example: "The design features a grid and a series of interactive elements that enhance user engagement."
Alternatives: "a grid along with a" or "a grid plus a".
The simple circles of colour on a grid and a white background are recognisable and everywhere.
7. Armed with a grid and a GPS fix, the program can begin its normal sequence of execution.
A Doehlert, a grid and a simplex centriod designs have been built in order to generate candidate points.
It has a grid and a scale and locates particulars ranging from an asylum for the blind and deaf to boulevards, parks, bridges and railway stations.
The developed system consists both of a hardware module which packed 105 (15 × 7) lifting rods into a grid and a software which calculates the height of each rod from the 3D data and controls lifting the rods.
Leibovitz drew close enough to Virginia Woolf's writing desk to see not only big circles of black ink (Leonard Woolf described her as "not merely untidy but squalid") but also traces of light blue paint and the faint figures of a duck, a grid, and a sailboat carved into the wood.
A place called New Xade is the biggest of the resettlement areas, with many of its dirt streets plotted on a grid and an occasional stop sign for the occasional car.
For data sampled on a grid and an array with centro-symmetric symmetries, we show how to improve the performance of model order selection schemes for such data by incorporating forward-backward averaging (FBA).
The cells that migrated through the filter were quantified by counting the entire area of each filter, using a grid and an Optech microscope at a 20× magnification.
"We have a grid, and the submarine has a grid, and everybody is looking for that noise," Colonel Berges said.
Often players use a sheet marked with a grid and miniature figurines to represent their characters' movements.
