The phrase "amassed in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that has been gathered or accumulated within a specific context or location.
Example: "The resources were amassed in a central location for distribution to those in need."
Alternatives: "collected in a" or "gathered in a".
With very little money, he had amassed in a lifetime a hoard of superb objets d'art.
Though maybe not as glittering as the 615 yards of offense that Brigham Young amassed in a 42-21 thumping of Syracuse on Thursday night.
By Daniel Zalewski Del Toro, whose films include "Hellboy" and "Pan's Labyrinth," has amassed in a house outside Los Angeles an enormous collection of horror iconography.
Staggering under debts amassed in a failed European expansion that left it responsible for some smaller carriers' losses, Swissair was hit hard by the fall in air travel after the Sept. 11 terror attacks.
The proceeds would help offset a dwindling cash flow and obtain the liquidity needed to service $18.6 billion of debt, most of it amassed in a two-year acquisition spree by Mr. Fourtou's predecessor, Jean-Marie Messier. Jean-Marie Messier
The company owes some $18.6 billion, most of it amassed in a two-year acquisition spree under Mr. Fourtou's predecessor, Jean-Marie Messier, and it is not producing enough cash from operations to service the debt.
Mr. Rawat made the pledge late Wednesday night to protesters who had amassed in an open field after a march to Delhi.
Almost 97 percent of the Fed's income was generated by interest payments on its investment portfolio, including $2.5 trillion in Treasury securities and mortgage-backed securities, which it has amassed in an effort to decrease borrowing costs for businesses and consumers by reducing long-term interest rates.
When I showed up with more things in my backpack than the average rainforest household will amass in a lifetime, I learned a lesson or two about consumption and waste.
Finally, the Bears cannot control the number of penalties their opponents amass in a game, but they can, and do, take the opportunity to score points off those gifted yards.
The battle ended with Jardines buying back the shares the consortium had amassed, in return for a promise from Mr Li and his chums that they would not attempt to buy any of Jardines' businesses.
