The phrase "a map in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific type of map that is contained within a certain context or location.
Example: "I found a map in a book that detailed the historical landmarks of the city."
Alternatives: "a map within a" or "a map inside a".
We set up a new variant of cyclic generalized contractive mappings for a map in a metric space and present existence and uniqueness results of fixed points for such mappings.
They were attracted by a map in a geology textbook showing an abundance of Devonian rocks exposed and relatively easy to explore.
On a map in a military post inside the Jewish settlement of Nisanit in northern Gaza, he displayed a new Israeli "security zone," almost a mile thick.
I didn't want them to be, as I had been, lost without a map in a strange and frightening land, discovering these dark truths as I went along.
B1 IN VIRGINIA -- A security guard, Mohamed Abdi, whose first name was found on a map in a car registered to one of the hijackers, pleaded guilty to an unrelated check forgery charge.
No wonder a map in a 1938 Fortune magazine cover story on Moses (both map and cover are in the show) designated Long Island and New York City as "The Land of Moses".
Correction: January 13 , 2001 Saturday A map in Business Day on Tuesday with an article about airline consolidation located two cities incorrectly.
A mathematician has created a map in an attempt to show the disparity in the length of school holidays around Europe.
This changed in September 1914, when Austro-Hungarian troops discovered a map in an abandoned Semlin bookshop, titled The New Division of Europe.
While linkage maps can have many uses, one of the most useful is in mapping phenotypes to a map in an effort to identify the genes controlling phenotype and look for associations or linkage between traits.
Recall that a mapping in a Hilbert space is said to be averaged if can be written as, where and is nonexpansive.
