The phrase "a landing in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to aviation, travel, or metaphorical situations where one is discussing an arrival or conclusion in a specific place or situation.
Example: "The pilot announced a landing in a few minutes as we approached the airport."
Alternatives: "an arrival at a" or "a touchdown in a".
It is headed for a landing in a lightly wooded area 15 feet from its target.
Private Clausen guided the pilot to a landing in a patch of tall grass cleared by one of several mine explosions.
Rather than go around for another try, Mr. Misencik said, the crew tried to "salvage a landing in a worsening condition".
This week Ms. Champalimaud was found dead, covered in her blood, on a landing in a building on the Lower East Side where she was staying with a friend.
Their work is exciting but perilous, as Arthur finds out when she joins a group listening in as Grant, on the radio, tries to talk Joe, a popular member of the group, through a landing in a thick fog.
On the return, we flew what Mr. Rutherford bills his Trilogy Trail, a meadow and mountain-hopping tour of sites where the "Lord of the Rings" movies were filmed, including a landing in a sheep pasture in Paradise, near Glenorchy.
On Sunday, the police found Mr. Schiavetti's body on a landing in an apartment building in Montclair, a town where homicides are rare.
The elevator shaft on the roof of the apartment building at 22 Gia Long Street might support a landing in an emergency.
"We look for a hard landing in investment, a soft landing in overall economic growth and no landing in consumption," said Tao Dong, an economist in Hong Kong with Credit Suisse First Boston.
But first, he finds a soft landing in Shanghai, a surprisingly budget-friendly destination.
Instead, it was reportedly able to make an emergency landing in a nearby government-held area.
