The phrase "a plot in which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the central storyline or narrative framework of a work of fiction, such as a book, movie, or play.
Example: "The novel features a plot in which the protagonist must confront their past to move forward."
Alternatives: "a storyline where" or "a narrative that involves".
A plot in which a teacher fired a gun in a classroom drew instant protest, and Mr. Kelly promised changes.
There is a hint of La Ronde about a plot in which almost every character starts a new relationship.
Building on speculation that she was poisoned, Mey concocted a plot in which Marfa is caught in a pincer.
A. Being a party to the distribution of these things means that they assume that I hatched a plot in which I am a participant.
He was in a great hurry, for reasons too murky to discern but probably connected to a plot in which he had intrigued against Governor General Warren Hastings.
In a secret plan, known as Document 12, the men described a plot in which 3,772 men would initiate a five-phase takeover of the country.
Microarray data is frequently visualized using M-A plots in which the log ratio, referred to as M, is plotted as a function of log mean intensity, referred to as A [ 17].
In writing the new script, Mr. Joffé came up with a convoluted plot in which a young journalist discovers that his estranged father has a long-buried connection to Escrivá.
He had himself escaped death by a whisker, from a western plot, in which the plane carrying the United Nations secretary-general of the time, Mr Dag Hammarskjoeld, crashed while trying to land at Ndola, Northern Rhodesia (now Zambia).
He is expected to stand trial for corruption, as well as charges relating to his wife's murder conviction last year in a bizarre plot in which a British business consultant was killed by poison.
One method of plotting the results of a gene-association study is called a Manhattan plot, in which the height of a bar corresponds to the strength of the risk for the disease.
