The phrase "a projector in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the location or context of a projector within a specific setting or situation.
Example: "We need to set up a projector in the conference room for the presentation."
Alternatives: "a projector located in the" or "a projector situated in the".
Everyone crowded around a projector in the basement, and Chavez gave a talk on pancakes.
Asked if it was realistic to have a projector in the Commons, she replied: "Of course I think we should have it.
Spelman said the need for a projector in the Commons was made clear to her when she published the climate change risk assessment earlier this year, a 464-page document setting out in considerable detail the likely impact of climate change on regions of the UK.
A projector in the globe casts glittery images on the screen of what at first seem to be diamonds on velvet or maybe a lava flow, but then you come to realize that what you're seeing are extreme close-ups of vulvas.
Toen he stacked the motherboards from the eight consoles on shelves inside, added a sound system, and rearranged the inputs so he could plug in controllers from the outside.
That photo showed TV monitors and a projector in the amphitheater displaying a "Welcome the Trustees" image.
By defining the location of a projector in relation to the position of an automobile, the augmentation can be viewed on the vehicle's surface, displaying its internal structure and workings without disassembly.
He installed a projector in one of the squash courts to screen children's films and rugby games, hiding the red wall markings with white tape.
The new device will allow you to put a projector in almost anything really, given the small size.
He transferred the digital imagery to 35-millimeter film, which runs as a loop on a large projector in the gallery.
Eyewitnesses said the blaze started when a projector exploded in the basement of the Charles Rennie Mackintosh building just before 12 30.
