The phrase "and bug in the" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be used in a context where you are discussing a specific issue or error related to a bug, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "We need to address the bug in the software before the next release."
Alternatives: "and error in the" or "and issue in the".
Criticisms emerged about how private it really was and bugs in the system.
Sales are more than six months behind forecast and bugs in the expensive 3G handsets have hobbled service.
Mr. Orlando's information enabled the F.B.I. to get court authorization for telephone taps and bugs in the warehouse.
Moreover, it would certainly be a mistake to conclude there is anything novel about fire and bugs in the world's forests.
Harder to excuse are sloppiness and bugs in the programs; Taxcut this year seems plagued, especially in the version for Macintosh computers, which seems cobbled together as an afterthought.
I had just been abandoned by my second husband and left penniless and living in a small camper infested by mice and bugs, in the middle of winter, without heat or hot water.
The lack of a fairing, windshield or other protection should be no problem for the rider who has come to terms with the realities of wind, rain, rocks, mud and bugs in the face.
Beta testers are extremely important for app developers and early-stage founders to use as sounding boards and to help them work out the kinks and bugs in the user experience — and later to promote their wares.
HuffPost spoke with half a dozen chicken farmers at New York's Union Square Greenmarket, and each one said a chicken able to forage for greens and bugs in the open air and sunlight will, to a bird, produce better eggs.
This chicken coop is on wheels and can detach from the permanent run so chickens can be moved to other parts of the yard to mow grass down, or consume weeds and bugs in the garden.
