The phrase "a podium in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific location or context where a podium is situated, often in relation to an event or presentation.
Example: "The speaker stood confidently at a podium in the center of the auditorium, ready to address the audience."
Alternatives: "a podium at the" or "a podium within the".
"I would set up a podium in the basement and do whole hockey awards shows.
He spoke Wednesday from a podium in the main press center at the Salt Lake Games.
Remember Bob Dole's unscheduled tumble from a podium in the 1996 race?
"I could have chosen to speak to the families from behind a podium in the school auditorium," Mr. Baum said.
Mr Gilbert, standing on a podium in the middle of the circular seating area, conducted the kaleidoscopic work, a collage of luxuriantly textured sounds.
But as Mr. Carvey performed from behind a podium in the East Room, the president, according to press accounts, laughed and looked happier than he had in weeks.
On Monday, Bonnie and Clyde found themselves sitting by a podium in Hudson River Park, the celebrity guests at a ribbon-cutting for a newly constructed dog park in the TriBeCa neighborhood of Manhattan.
In 2015, Obama has perhaps said more about race in America than he has in the six years since he was candidate Obama standing behind a podium in 2008 at the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia.
The cover art was designed by Mike Learn, and features Vic Rattlehead at a podium in front of the United States Supreme Court building selling a not-guilty verdict to then U.S. President George W. Bush.
RoboCop had a laser pistol, Rambo magically lost his Vietnam PTSD and joined some fake GI Joe adventure team, and absolutely no one got a blowjob underneath a podium in Police Academy: The Animated Series. .
Just over a week ago, Alexis Tsipras stepped on to a podium in Syntagma Square in Athens, writes the BBC's Mark Lowen.
