The phrase "and create in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of making or producing something within a specific context or framework.
Example: "We aim to innovate and create in a way that benefits the community."
Alternatives: "and develop within a" or "and produce in a".
"It's really challenging to live and create in a bro-grammer culture.
"It was truly my dream to live and create in a single space," he said.
Parminter hides the complexity of the reciprocal relationship between advertising agencies and the markets they both reflect and create, in a glib formulation that is packaged up so prettily, we're meant to swallow it down whole.
Diane Birdsall, who opened a contemporary-art gallery in 2005, said that when she moved from Hartford, she wanted to "live and create in a community with a sense of old-fashionedness, where community cares about community".
Because, for the time being at least, YouTube feels like our secret: we know that YouTube is a hub of raw untethered talent; a place we can engage, experiment and create in a way that TV – whatever that is – can only dream of".
"Our goal is a platform compatible with the majority of design tools and 3D printers so dreamers, designers and first time makers can collaborate, communicate and create in a universal language for the first time".
Serve and create in an area of a need -- or create a product or a market; especially, start in a need that is opening up in a new way, possibly.
The Hebrew of my childhood was a language making its first steps in the open, like a creature bred and created in a laboratory or in a zoo and set free".
The award itself, created by Clockwork Apple, is 14 inches tall and created in a very hard, very heavy cast plastic.
"Copying, adopting and adapting," is not the same as "competing, innovating and creating" in a global market.
It has previously been seen in meteorites and created in a laboratory, but until now it had never been found in a sample of the earth's mantle. .
