The phrase "and clustered in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a group of items or entities that are gathered closely together in a specific location or arrangement.
Example: "The flowers were vibrant and clustered in a beautiful arrangement around the fountain."
Alternatives: "and grouped in a" or "and gathered in a".
In South Jersey, the places tend to be smaller and clustered in a party-area part of town.
And what connects the set of remade Bauhaus chess pieces, carved in banned African zebra-wood (originally designed by Josef Hartwig) and clustered in a little heap on the gallery floor, with the inch-thick, 60 kilo slabs of laminated blue-wash backed flyposting paper, all glued together with wallpaper paste and sagging from the gallery walls?
As shown in Figure 3, we found that the correlation between phone activity volume and entropy is not trivial and, more remarkably, most of the locations with points of interests (in red) are characterized by both high entropy and high activity and clustered in a relatively small region of the activity-entropy space.
The majority (i.e. 7 of the 11 slow subunits, 7 of the 12 fast subunits and 2 of the 3 embryonic subunits) made it onto the network, and clustered in a manner consistent with their known biology.
Even more striking, the number of flies with aberrant SC bristle numbers increased 4 to 5-fold in the Hsp90-mutants, from 8 control flies differing by a single SC bristle and clustered in a few RI line backgrounds, to 35 more severely abnormal P582i flies found multiply in every RI line background.
The vials in groups of four were oriented vertically and clustered in a square array at the most sensitive region of the RF coil.
Musca and Lucilia clustered in a subgroup and the species of Tephritidae in another.
McDonnell would stand behind second base with a fungo bat as interns and executives clustered in a corner of the warning track.
Items for the other two attributes of peer trust –affective trust and reliability– clustered in a pattern together (i.e. factor 3).
However, in their studies, Ankyra, Atractomorpha and Sphaeroplea clustered in a monophyletic clade named Sphaeropleaceae.
Strains with similarities >70% had eight band differences and were clustered in a clonal complex.
