The phrase "amalgam in which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a mixture or combination of different elements or ideas within a specific context.
Example: "The project is an amalgam in which various artistic styles converge to create a unique visual experience."
Alternatives: "blend in which" or "mixture in which".
The statue was gilded by the amalgamation method, in which an amalgam of Hg and Au was applied to the surface and then heated to evaporate the Hg.
We previously reported on a randomized clinical trial, the New England Children's Amalgam Trial (NECAT), in which no significant differences were found, over a 5-year follow-up interval, between the neuropsychological scores of children for whom dental amalgam was used to repair caries and the scores of children for whom mercury-free composite materials were used (Bellinger et al. 2006).
Together this has created a very confusing amalgam of recent reports in which findings with often little biological coherence are continuously being cross-referenced.
Experts predicted a broad shift in which amalgams of cable, telephone and Internet companies would offer new forms of communications, commerce and entertainment.
Maldonado and co-workers have used a basic solution of GeO2 in the presence of a liquid Hg electrode, forming a supersaturated Ge amalgam in situ, from which crystalline Ge was obtained.
Had the setting been too narrow, it would have distracted the viewer from the delicate amalgam at hand: an ancient Rome in which Renaissance English is spoken by contemporary Africans.
I can only hope that my book, like Norbury's, will be a beguiling amalgam of personal anecdote, travelogue and family history, in which details from one woman's troubled life provide a documentary authenticity and truthfulness in the telling.
Life resembles a dark fairy tale in which the villain – Trump – is an amalgam of all the worst tyrants in history, past and present, while the heroes – Trump's critics – are akin to the resistance fighters of World War II".
Use of the stereotype creates an environment in which everyone but the accuser manifests as an amalgam of traits associated with a low position in a social hierarchy.
Sodium amalgams are used chiefly for carrying out reactions in situations in which pure elemental sodium would be violently reactive and difficult to control.
