The phrase "an installment in which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific part or episode of a series, such as a book, film, or television show.
Example: "In this installment in which the hero faces his greatest challenge, the stakes are higher than ever."
Alternatives: "a segment where" or "a chapter in which".
But "State of Denial" isn't a continuation of his previous work as much as a repudiation — the installment in which he takes a mulligan and attempts to correct for past obsequiousness.
The latest installment — in which the animals Alex, Marty, Gloria and Melman join a circus on the Continent — benefits from a nice supporting cast (Bryan Cranston, Jessica Chastain), clever 3-D effects and a dazzling Cirque du Soleil-style big-top sequence rendered with a pastel palette.
Ms. Tower is the focus of the current installment, in which seven of her works will be performed and discussed.
"Glorious Appearing" is the most anticipated and potentially most controversial "Left Behind" novel yet: it is the installment in which Jesus himself finally returns.
That installment, in which Peter yearns for his son Chris to become smarter by converting to Judaism, was first shown on Adult Swim on Cartoon Network in 2003, and then on Fox in 2004.
9 P.M. (Starz) PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: ON STRANGER TIDES (2011) Johnny Depp resurrects Jack Sparrow in the franchise's fourth installment, in which the search is on for the fountain of youth.
In another installment in which we ask writers to reflect on their own work, we had B.C. Edwards, author of this past Sunday's Lives essay, share with us the most helpful piece of writing advice he ever received.
Perhaps Mr. Barenboim and the musicians of the Staatskapelle Berlin do, but the Tuesday evening installment, in which they performed the Fourth and Fifth Symphonies and the Second Concerto, did not leave one confident.
And how is Khalilzad going to be written into the plot of "The Fabulous Karzai Boys," the latest installment in which came yesterday, when Ahmed Wali Karzai (the brother alleged to be connected to the drug trade, not the one alleged to be engaged in large-scale graft, or the suburban restaurateur) narrowly survived an assassination attempt?
Another installment, in which Ms. Palin chastised Congress for excessive spending and spoke of her personal opposition to embyonic stem-cell research, was shown Friday on "World News," with a one-hour episode of "20/20" based partly on the interviews scheduled for later in the evening.
