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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a screening in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an event or process where something is being evaluated or examined, typically in contexts like film, health, or security.
Example: "We are organizing a screening in a local theater to showcase independent films."
Alternatives: "a showing in a" or "an evaluation in a".
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That same day, well before the clock struck 4, he spotted her again during a screening in a nearby art gallery.
There was a contest for sculptures made from car parts and a screening in a tire shop of the 2007 film "Chop Shop," which was shot here.
Ms. Stage persevered, however, tasting success with a screening in a Pittsburgh forum for local filmmakers (she has since moved to Rochester) and another on Wednesday in New York as part of the Anthology Film Archives New Filmmakersserieseseries
Our parks and public spaces are always busy, and I think if there is an option to go and see a screening in a beautiful outdoor location, next to the canal, it's preferable to sitting in a dark multiplex.
But using highly targeted advertising can help filmmakers learn who is donating, how much they are donating, how much interest there is in a film and whether there is enough interest to warrant a screening in a city, he said.
Brian Helstrom, who oversees distribution of the film for the Church of the Nazarene, an evangelical denomination based in Kansas City, Mo., described a screening in a village in Phaphamani, an area of South Africa that had been largely passed over by missionaries.
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Erecting a screen in a park no longer cuts it.
In a video made for the campaign, passers-by approach a screen in a public square.
After that, I was glued to a screen in a corner".
But it exists only on a screen in a south London betting shop.
Gone are the days of showing students art via carousels of slides projected onto a screen in a darkened classroom.
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