The phrase "among the notebooks" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a location or position within a group of notebooks.
Example: "I found the missing page among the notebooks scattered on the table."
Alternatives: "in the collection of notebooks" or "within the notebooks."
Among the notebooks and photographs, he was stunned to see the fatigues he wore in Vietnam.
Last year the police called to tell Prisco that among the notebooks found in Naso's house were three dedicated to how he intended to torture and murder her.
John Curran, author of "Agatha Christie's Secret Notebooks: Fifty Years of Mysteries in the Making," to be published by HarperCollins this fall, found the stories while doing research among the notebooks, discovered several years ago at Greenway House, Christie's holiday home in Devon, England.
In the Thom Gunn archives at Berkeley, University of California, in among all the notebooks and drafts and diaries, there are fan letters.
Among all the notebooks and microphones, a reporter asked if any of the players had one word that described what they had accomplished.
Tucked among the personal notebooks and photographs, he found a weathered envelope, torn on the side.
Among the earliest notebooks on view, the "Carnets," are three the size of pencil cases, embossed with Art Nouveau figures, from the Kirby, Beard & Cie gift shop in Paris.
The study of this zoological group was shown in the notebooks to be among the most appreciated activity.
The notebooks provide evidence that, among many projects he planned, he intended to write a treatise discussing painting.
Leonardo's advocacy of a science of painting is best displayed in his notebook writings under the general heading "On Painting". The notebooks provide evidence that, among many projects he planned, he intended to write a treatise discussing painting.
"Where are the notebooks?
