The phrase "and discovered in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that was found or revealed within a specific context or location.
Example: "The ancient artifacts were carefully excavated and discovered in a hidden chamber beneath the ruins."
Alternatives: "and found in a" or "and revealed in a".
Back in 2008, Mosul's archbishop was snatched from his car and discovered in a shallow grave a week later.
A drawing by Dante Gabriel Rossetti for one of his greatest paintings and discovered in a secondhand bookshop for £75 is to go on display for the first time.
Then, after my cheese toastie, I went to the shop and discovered in a corner, as though ashamed of their presence, the Olympic souvenirs whose abject sales have probably plunged Hornby into the red.
By G. Tracy and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, March 12 , 1938P. 13 A lady went to tea at a fine house in Scarsdale and discovered in a corner of the library a little Hammond electric organ.
It was dismantled after the Soviet Union's collapse and discovered in a scrap yard by an American, Lewis Carpenter, who imported it to the United States at such a great cost that he had to mortgage his home.
There, Ms. Faris started by buying 42 graves with $27,000 of her own money, burying first Michael, abandoned on the roadway; Nathan, strangled by his own umbilical cord and discovered in a trash bin, and Dora, 2, whose body washed up on a Malibu beach.
"The rich American is not cheap if it brings him what he wants," Hensel observed in one of his letters, which were sent to his granddaughter and discovered in an old house in Hawley, Pa., then given to Ms. Wilshinsky.
It summons life from algorithms and allows humanity, together, to explore and discover in a collective project.
After a flubbed foray into the call girl business, the two men pick up and kill a prostitute out of sheer misogynistic rage and discover, in a scene of terrifying glee, that they have found their vocation.
