The phrase "and build in a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of constructing or developing something, often in a technical or creative context.
Example: "We need to plan our project carefully and build in a sustainable approach to minimize environmental impact."
Alternatives: "and incorporate a" or "and include a".
One lesson was "a failure to guard against optimism and build in a margin for prudence against unexpected events".
I would definitely try to anticipate the reader's objection to the story and build in a defense.
"The Killing" has all of those elements, but they couldn't play out and build in a linear fashion over the course of 20 hours as they do in "Forbrydelsen".
The idea is for receivers to attack the ball at the first available window of space to keep the defender away from the ball, acquire control of the pass early, and build in a second chance to secure the ball if the initial attempt goes awry.
Foreign firms like Apple are concerned that the bill's extraterritorial claims could "force them to re-architecture systems like iMessage and build in a backdoor," King said, underscoring that concerns about government access to communications data are not limited to authoritarian states.
Seven- to nine-year-olds may only want to ski for two or three hours a day, but if you start a little late, break for lunch, and build in a lot of judicious hot chocolate treats, you can have a day lasting from 11-4.
The most beautiful large buildings are old and built in a classic style.
The building is six stories tall and built in a French Renaissance style.
Leicester's building was four floors high and built in a fashionable contemporary Tudor style with "brittle, thin walls and grids of windows".
Neighboring houses are both year round and seasonal, and built in a variety of styles.
In fact, it's two years old, one of the greenest houses in New York State, and built in a factory.
