The phrase "and debated in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics or issues that are being discussed or argued in a particular context, such as a meeting, article, or academic paper.
Example: "The findings of the study were significant and debated in a recent conference on climate change."
Alternatives: "and discussed in a" or "and analyzed in a".
The findings of the assessment were discussed and debated in a consultation involving private practitioners, TB programme managers and policy makers.
The history and literature of religion can be studied and debated in a scholarly manner, but the theological truth or falsity of specific religious beliefs is a matter of faith.
A century ago, news traveled slowly enough for Americans to absorb and evaluate it; today's events are almost instantaneously digested and debated, in a way that makes even the most cataclysmic event feel temporal.
The DNC met and debated in a cat-fight style evidently located outside some third grade classroom.
Amendments were proposed and debated in an effort to deal the crossbenchers back into the process – but the government has the numbers in the lower house.
Where are we going to learn to mingle and debate in a respectful and intelligent forum if we can't even do it at most universities?
For an aid wonk, being British means you live, talk and debate in a bubble characterised by a high degree of interest, resources and a constant and exhilarating exchange of ideas.
He considers one of the primary achievements of Occupy to have been to bring together communities to discuss and debate in a democratic forum, thereby rejecting the ideologies of selfishness proposed by the likes of Ayn Rand.
Each month, Members gather here for four days to vote and debate in a series of meetings known as plenary sessions.
NCMPs have raised and debated in Parliament a wide range of issues.
With her fall shown endlessly on television and debated in newspaper columns, Jacobellis was branded a hot dog.
