The phrase "a size in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying a particular measurement or dimension related to an object or item.
Example: "The dress is available in a size in medium, large, and extra-large."
Alternatives: "a measurement of" or "a dimension of".
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"Fleet is at a size in this market where either they need to get bigger or get out".
How Dave had got to be such a size in Cheshire – three times longer and more than five times heavier than an average worm – remains a mystery.
Under the lax oversight of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York and the bank-friendly Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, Citi grew to a size in the early 2000s that imperiled taxpayers more than any other bank.
These are mostly young women who worship the sartorial flair of Alexa Chung, Solange Knowles and Chloë Sevigny, but who are proud to wear a size in the double digits.
BUZZ COHEN I always say it's an acre of show, and the size of it demands a size in the scale of the production and of the performances.... We're very careful that every entrance and every exit has a pair of stage management eyes on it.
In one store, you're a Size 4, in another a Size 8, and in another a Size 10 — all without gaining an ounce.
Last Christmas, Mr. Samons's company offered a full-size, in-home A.T.M. for $20,000 through the F.A.O.
Anisocoria is a condition characterised by an unequal size in a person's pupils.
Put stones or pebbles of a medium size in a shallow dish.
You may be a size 2 in one brand, yet a size 4 in another brand.
