The phrase "a scene during a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific moment or event that takes place within a larger context, such as a story, film, or play.
Example: "In the novel, there is a scene during a thunderstorm that highlights the protagonist's inner turmoil."
Alternatives: "a moment in a" or "a sequence during a".
In some of the early studies, researchers demonstrated observers' inability to detect changes made to a scene during an eye movement (saccade) using very simple stimuli (e.g., Wallach & Lewis, 1966), and later, in complex real-world scenes (e.g., Grimes, 1996).
Who are to be the role models for these women; and why does it even matter when, say, a female observer in a scene during an episode of "Running Russell Simmons" says she wants to be just like him when there are few female business "him"s celebrated with whom she can even appropriately identify with in popular culture?
The excerpt included a scene during which a family was packing up a house that had been foreclosed on by a bank.
It turns out that the original Donkey Kong PCBs had a specific method of rendering a scene during graphics transitions called a "sliding door effect," distinctive in the pattern of how pixels are updated.
One could store a sufficient number of viewpoints when one carefully captures a scene during enough time [13, 25, 26].
Graham said Gray had faked an injury and caused a scene during his arrest, and officers were wary of getting too close to him inside the cramped quarters of the van.
Swift can be seen in the background making a scene during this clip.
Each "perceive scene" trial required subjects to passively study a photograph of a scene during scanning.
Mr. Gordon used the form of the work-song in two places: a prison flashback in the mind of the Reverend, and then again in an extortion scene during which a title card reads "Blood Money".
