The phrase "a module in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific component or part of a larger system, often in technical or educational contexts.
Example: "The course includes a module in a broader curriculum focused on data science."
Alternatives: "a component of a" or "a section in a".
The description of a module in a digital system can be divided into two parts: the external view and the internal view.
The description of a module in a digital system can be divided into two facets: the external view and the internal view.
A community (or a module) in a graph is a subset of its nodes, whose members are "densely" connected to each other yet have relatively few connections with nodes outside this subset.
A computerized regulatory document management system has been developed as a module in a comprehensive Clinical Trial Management System CTMSS) designed for an NIH-funded clinical trial network in order to more efficiently manage and track regulatory compliance.
For example, a module in a cooking course might be "Basic Techniques for Creating Sauces".
The solution of such problems is to migrate all of the VM's of a module in a concurrent manner, that eliminates WAN communication latency.
A module in an eQTL network is defined as a set of highly connected nodes — eQTLs and genes whose expression levels are regulated by some or all of the eQTLs.
Figure 1 shows how iSimp can be used as a module in an NLP/TM pipeline.
Written as an introduction to a module in the second-year MBA course, Marketing Implementation.
The called ModuleMonitoring function checks the integrity of an operating module or a module in ready.
On the other hand, if C is regular, say belonging to the tube T, then also K belongs to T. Since X is an extension of a module in T by a preinjective module, it is the direct sum of a module in T and a preinjective module.
