The phrase "and edited in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a process that involves editing something, typically in a specific context such as writing, film, or music production.
Example: "The manuscript was thoroughly reviewed and edited in a professional manner before publication."
Alternatives: "and revised in a" or "and modified in a".
The latest example of a minitrend that might be termed comedy vérité, "Summer Heights High" was filmed and edited in a documentary style that left some Australian viewers feeling that it was perhaps too authentic.
It was written and edited in a candlelit loft in the middle of a horse-and-buggy town where what is now called Times Square was still a wide-meadowed farm.
Borelli had a map of midtown on his desk, and noted that this magazine story was likely to be written and edited in a building whose address is 4 Times Square — an honorific that predates his taking office, two years ago.
A less measure, perhaps, of attention has been paid to the literary monuments of the two succeeding centuries, and especially as concerns the solid and enduring memorials of the mind and character of the 18th century, which have yet to be revised and edited in a worthy manner.
Borelli had a map of midtown on his desk, and noted that this magazine story was likely to be written and edited in a building whose address is 4 Times Square an honorific that predates his taking office, two years ago.
The results of the process and the knowledge about the current decision process need to be presented and edited in a centralized manner.
The film is shot and edited in an austere, quasi-documentary style reminiscent of that of films by the Dardenne brothers ("The Son") and cast mainly with skilled gymnasts who perform their own routines.
OnLine made another contribution to our technical development: in 1994, most of the paper was still written and edited in an Atex system – dumb terminals hooked up to modified DEC PDP-11 minicomputers – not only did most journalists have no access to the internet, a good proportion had never even used a mouse.
He was never very interested in the technology of photography, in the effects that could be obtained during developing and editing in a dark room.
Because he wanted to shoot and edit in an unconventional way, "I thought from the outset this was not a film that we could get traditional funding for," he said.
Those last two things don't happen in the premiere episode, but what we see is shot and edited in such a way as to lead us to believe that they might.
