The phrase "a laboratory between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a laboratory that is situated in a space or context that is defined by two or more entities or locations.
Example: "The researchers established a laboratory between the two departments to facilitate collaboration on the project."
Alternatives: "a lab situated between" or "a research facility among".
The resulting phylogram illustrated the proximity of test findings between repeated samples within a laboratory and between laboratories, and facilitated the interpretation of the agreement levels.
Subjects reported to a local laboratory between 07:00 and 09 30 h in a fasting state and having refrained from exercise that morning prior to the blood draw.
The source population was herds that had members of the Ontario Association of Swine Veterinarians (OASV) as herd veterinarians and had at least one submission to a diagnostic laboratory between 2004 and 2007 if they were designated as PRRSv-positive.
We found that agreement with the laboratory standard is similar to agreement found between urine analysers in a laboratory setting, and between urine analysers and manual examination of the urine sediment in a laboratory setting, in the above studies.
If it were equal to 1 or lower, this would mean that heterogenization generated as much or even more variance between the four blocks within a laboratory as exists between laboratories.
A protocol to measure the relative movement between implant and bone was designed to test whether or not such a measurement, if made in a laboratory, could discriminate between hip prostheses.
Finally, it was found that the BIQ scores were low to moderately correlated with observational ratings of behavioral inhibition in a laboratory setting (rs between 0.25 and 0.46).
Few theaters consist of dead weeds and a mound of gray slag squeezed between a laboratory and an alloy manufacturing firm.
Anne-Marie Corner, president and chief executive of Biosyn Inc., a pharmaceutical company in Huntington Valley, Pa., said the time between a laboratory breakthrough and the introduction of a product is typically a decade or longer.
Thus, in the later stages of "Alien: Covenant," we are ushered into an alchemist's lair, halfway between a laboratory and a hovel, and dedicated, as far as I can gather, to alienology.
