The phrase "an occupation in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific job or profession within a certain field or industry.
Example: "She is pursuing an occupation in a growing technology sector."
Alternatives: "a profession in a" or "a job in a".
As the mausoleum illustrates, even in an occupation in which oversized egos are practically a career requirement, Burris can be a little alarming.
For Salita, it has long presented a challenge in an occupation in which some of the most important work happens at the very time his faith demands he cloister himself.
The students' criticisms come from both ends of the political spectrum: leftist groups have depicted the presence of foreign troops as an occupation in support of a neo-liberal economic agenda, while rightist student groups have denounced the foreign troops for their leniency when dealing with shanty-town gangs and their supporters.
Having a higher education, an occupation in the service class, a state sector employment and an urban household registration status positively affects an individual's income level.
5.6% had an occupation in the field of education, and a similar number worked in finance, insurance, and real estate.
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This preliminary study was performed in a population of lifeguards working in indoor swimming pools, an occupation in which we had demonstrated a high prevalence of AHR in a previous study[ 15].
Of the 2.9 million women registered in the Central Population Registry of Norway on 31 December 1991, 1.2 million women had a spouse registered with an occupation in one or more of the censuses in 1960, 1970 or 1980.
Earlier in the day, activists in Liverpool said that several people involved in an occupation of a building in the city had been detained during a confrontation with police.
