The phrase "and alcohol in a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing beverages, recipes, or substances that include alcohol as an ingredient or component.
Example: "The cocktail recipe calls for vodka, lime juice, and alcohol in a refreshing mix."
Alternatives: "and liquor in a" or "and spirits in a".
Willingness to recommend risk factor elimination was highest for poor diet and lack of exercise in the overweight, sedentary individual, followed by smoking and alcohol in a patient with signs of alcoholism.
It was Michele's first public appearance since her boyfriend and "Glee" costar Monteith's accidental overdose on heroin and alcohol in a Vancouver, Canada, hotel room nearly a month ago.
The pilot was tested for drugs and alcohol in a timely fashion.
The authorities say that he plied officials with prostitutes and alcohol in a seven-story mansion built for that purpose.
The apparatus of twenty-first century dereliction - a muddle of drugs and alcohol in a run-down council flat - doesn't disguise the familiarity of what's on show here: bullying and shiftless blokes, gullible and vacant girls.
They backed on to a bed that sagged in the middle, the sheets rancid with what she later identified as old sperm and alcohol in a cocktail specially mixed for Soviet hotels.
People wanted to get up and dance, as Mr. Okrent pointed out, and Prohibition, or the speakeasy culture, conveniently (and for the first time) mingled men, women and alcohol in an atmosphere of congenial illicitness.
As many will remember, Betty Ford revealed her own addiction to mood altering prescription pills and alcohol in an effort to put an end to the stigma that clings to this disease.
Alcohol and fruit/vegetables have both been related to cancer risk; fruit and vegetables in a favourable way (La Vecchia et al, 1997), and alcohol in an unfavourable way (World Cancer research fund).
Elastomeric silicone foams are generally produced by the generation of hydrogen through reaction of Si-H groups with active hydrogen compounds, including water and alcohols, in a process catalyzed by platinum or tin complexes.
The lipase GehC from Staphylococcus epidermidis is a potential flavor-producing enzyme for the food industry, as it efficiently esterifies fatty acids and alcohols in an aqueous environment.
