The phrase "and enlarged in the" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that has been made larger or expanded in a specific context, such as a document, image, or concept.
Example: "The diagram was updated and enlarged in the latest version of the report to provide clearer details."
Alternatives: "and expanded in the" or "and increased in the".
In all forms of poetry and in most types of prose, writers shared a common fund of imagery that was gradually refined and enlarged in the course of time.
The Château Neuf (New Chateau), a Renaissance building also called the Gallery of the Counts of Laval, was restored and enlarged in the 19th century to become the Palais de Justice.
At stage 10, microspores with obvious pollen exine underwent vacuolization and enlarged in the WT (Fig. 2i).
In terms of the zeolite structure and its effect on coke formation, there are two extreme cases, in the first case, coke precursors can be trapped and enlarged in the supercages, resulting in a blocking of the pores, since the zeolite has relatively large cavities or supercages in comparison with the opening of the channels.
The organ was modernised and enlarged in the 1870s by William Davidson.
The abbey was founded in the 7th century and enlarged in the 10th, before a major fire in 1184 destroyed the buildings.
The failing heart undergoes morphological changes and becomes weakened and enlarged in DCM, the most common form of cardiomyopathy.
Established in 1914 and enlarged in 1959, the park occupies 65 square miles (169 square km) and is made up of a magnificent area in the Central Alps and on the edge of the dolomitic Eastern Alps.
Within the EAFRD framework, strong attention is paid to the role played by co-operationq., so the related measure, reinforced and enlarged in comparison with the past and intended to stimulate innovation, is very complex and multi-purpose.
They are too small and too crumbly at the moment, but they could be repaired and enlarged in time for the big event.
The Ditton Church School was founded in 1853 as a place of education for 70 children, and enlarged in 1887 by the Brassey family for Jubilee of Queen Victoria.
