The phrase "and disciplined in a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when describing someone who is trained or has self-control in a particular area or skill.
Example: "She is a dedicated athlete, and disciplined in a way that sets her apart from her peers."
Alternatives: "and self-disciplined in a" or "and trained in a".
8 Ibrahim Afellay Composed and disciplined in a compact midfield, with few chances to show his more constructive side.
Commander Voter, another officer and two enlisted crew members were charged with dereliction of duty and disciplined in a nonjudicial administration proceeding.
They need to be nurtured, trained and if necessary severely chastised and disciplined in a way that seeks to correct immoral behavior.
"I see a guy who's determined and disciplined in making himself a better opening batsman".
Surprisingly, being nice, as well as staying healthy in body and disciplined in mind, plays a big role in how they stay the course.
At Lackland Air Force Base in Texas, more than 30 men and women in power -- training instructors and drill sergeants -- were disciplined in a sexual assault scandal.
The Speaker of the House of Commons and Speaker of the Senate are two important figures who preside over their chambers and enforce procedure and discipline in a nonpartisan manner.
As he entered the Great Man phase of his career, Thurber would direct that same scathing voice toward New Yorker editors who dared to alter his copy, toward Marxist literary critics, toward famous writers making fools of themselves and toward the way "the atomic bomb unzipped all the old customs and traditions and disciplines" in a society he increasingly deplored.
"Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" features the familiar brew of Buddhist, Taoist and Confucian elements that constitute the religious dimension of martial arts: self-denial, rigorous training and discipline in a "school," the transmission of esoteric knowledge from master to disciple, ascendancy through yielding, the power of focused mind, the spiritual transcendence of physical limits.
We all agree that maintaining proper decorum and discipline in a classroom is essential to creating a positive learning environment.
Our vision is that these individuals will, within 5 10 years, be leading many of the developing partnerships between higher-education institutes and health services; they will be bringing together academics, clinicians and managers from across sectors and disciplines in a common endeavour to develop the knowledge base that underpins improvement.
