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The phrase "a medium in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a type of medium within a specific context, such as art, communication, or technology.
Example: "The artist chose a medium in a variety of textures to convey emotion in her work."
Alternatives: "a medium within a" or "a medium for a".
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"Youth have mastered a medium in a way that their elders can't fully understand".
As we ate, a medium in a yellow apron, his head shaking from side to side in trance and his bare arms covered in tattoos, came through the dining area sweeping a black flag above our heads.
Jane conducted a whispering campaign of sustained vitriol against Tim and turned to a medium in a struggle to heal herself, but in Parry's hands we see her desperation as well as her spite.
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This is, after all, an entertainment medium that worldwide makes $50bn a year, a medium in which an estimated one third of UK adults indulge.
The premium is on innovation: In a medium in which a character can end up smoking a stick of dynamite, people expect something surprising with each advancing frame.
Modern literature projects a quite different idea: the romantic conception of writing as a medium in which a singular personality heroically exposes itself.
Since television is a medium in which a clever copy counts as innovation, this year ABC and CBS have trotted out dramas about the Supreme Court.
Shanes looks at Turner's career through the focus of his work in watercolor, a medium in which he achieved a spontaneity he never quite matched in oil.
Currently, video-games take a prominent place as a medium in society.
A medium in one brand may be a large in another.
Casting became an aesthetic medium in itself, a kind of performance art, in which process and product merged, the one as important as the other.
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