The phrase "and corpses in a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing death, horror, or situations involving bodies, often in a narrative or descriptive manner.
Example: "The abandoned building was filled with eerie silence, and corpses in a state of decay lay scattered across the floor."
Alternatives: "and bodies in a" or "and remains in a".
JERUSALEM, Jan . 8-- Emergency workers said they rescued 100 more trapped survivors Thursday and found between 40 and 50 corpses in a devastated residential block south of Gaza City that the Israeli military had kept off-limits to the International Committee of the Red Cross for four days.
A12 Corpses of Taliban Said Burned The Pentagon announced that the Army had started a criminal investigation into allegations that American soldiers in Afghanistan had burned the bodies of two dead Taliban fighters and then used the charred and smoking corpses in a propaganda campaign against the insurgents.
It is one thing to conjure a fantasy from a man's grief; quite another to make aesthetic capital, as Scorsese and Richardson do, out of the heaped and frozen corpses in a concentration camp.
Nicolas Cage plays State Trooper Jack Holcombe, who spots a link between young women disappearing on the mean streets of Anchorage and corpses found in a distant wilderness.
In 16 films, Mr. Balabanov offered a world of hit men, shamelessly corrupt officials and corpses upon corpses in a cinematic pastiche reminiscent of the work of Quentin Tarantino in artistic achievement and exuberantly brash taste.
After analyzing the tissue samples and organs from corpses in a jar, researchers have found a singular chemical cocktail that separates the smell of death of humans from all other species.
Both Madison and Sowell targeted African-American women and stashed their corpses in an impoverished area where abandoned houses, squalor, and an apparent paucity of concern for minority victims helped stave off police attention.
Kimmy asserts that she and Burke stashed the corpses in a pond, but divers come up empty-handed.
NGO workers discuss sex and circumcised penises while registering corpses in a mass grave.
Geoffrey is a prep school teacher, then a spy in wartime France, who is betrayed to the Germans and experiences unimaginable horror shovelling corpses in a death camp.
