The phrase "and engines in the" is grammatically correct but incomplete, making it less usable in written English without additional context.
You can use it when referring to a discussion about engines, possibly in a technical or descriptive context.
Example: "The report detailed the various components of the aircraft, including wings, fuselage, and engines in the design."
Alternatives: "and motors in the" or "and machinery in the".
Indeed, on Monday, Fiat's chief executive released a statement indicating he was eager to forge an alliance with Chrysler, and Mr. Obama said Fiat had committed to building fuel-efficient cars and engines in the United States.
The introduction of iron and then steel for hulls and engines in the 19th century caused further concern because it was well known that nearby ironwork would deflect the compass needle.
Wildcat strikes consumed more than 32 million worker-hours in 1977, and the company became a symbol of labor strife, with some employees walking out the door with spark plugs in their coat pockets and engines in the trunks of their cars, Mr. Edwardes said.
Volunteers from the Flat Holm Society, with help from the Prince's Trust, restored the horn and engines in the 1960s.
After several years of tests with gliders and engines in the sand dunes of Kitty Hawk, North Carolina, the Wrights made their first flight on December 17 , 1903
Crews over the weekend slowed the fire's advance toward Hearst castle by concentrating firefighters and engines in the area between the castle and the fire's edge.
Built by Yellow Coach, this 1937 Supercoach was the first intercity bus to feature an all-metal body and engine in the rear.
The first stage appeared to use four Scud engines with four small steering engines used to control the missile's flight, and steering engines in the second and third stages, according to Arms Control Today.
The new supercharged engine slotted between the existing V6 and V8 engines in the lineup and was officially rated at 165 kW, just 3 kW below the V8.
However, we prefer the term "class" to be consistent with the terminology used for other protein families (e.g. the myosin family [ 46, 47]) and therefore to facilitate the work with databases and search engines in the future.
Attempts were made to account for the era of employment by consulting with local experts and industry associations with regard to the probable mix of diesel and gasoline engines in the workplaces.
