The phrase "and confirmed in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has been validated or verified within a specific context or document.
Example: "The findings were published in a report and confirmed in a subsequent study."
Alternatives: "and validated in a" or "and corroborated in a".
The incident was first reported by the Haaretz daily and confirmed in a statement by the education ministry on Thursday.
The angular resolution of a DIRC prototype has been simulated in Monte Carlo and confirmed in a test beam.
It was unclear whether or how the dismissals announced on Friday and confirmed in a statement Monday would affect the litigation.
Dr. Assad's nomination would then have to be ratified by the Parliament, which is overwhelmingly dominated by the Baath Party, and confirmed in a public referendum in which voters could say yes or no to his ascension to the presidency.
The triterpenoids dihydrocelastrol and celastrol were identified as potent inducers of UPR signaling and cell death in a primary screen and confirmed in a panel of OSCC cells and other cancer cell lines.
In the fallout it was reported by Jennings and others, and confirmed in a FIFA ethics report released in April, that bribes had been paid to members of FIFA's executive committee.
The startling evidence, first unearthed by Channel 4 News and confirmed in a condemnatory report released last week by the Electoral Commission – the independent body that oversees election law and regulates political finance in the UK – suggests that the Conservative party gained an advantage by breaching election spending laws during the 2015 election.
Mr. Steiner said the likelihood of extensive undersea plumes of oil droplets should have been anticipated from the moment the spill began, given that such an effect from deepwater blowouts had been predicted in the scientific literature for more than a decade, and confirmed in a test off the coast of Norway.
Thus, these results should be interpreted cautiously and confirmed in a larger population.
