The phrase "and eventually in an" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing a process or sequence of events that leads to a particular outcome or situation over time.
Example: "The project started with a simple idea and eventually in an innovative solution that transformed the industry."
Alternatives: "and ultimately in a" or "and finally in an".
It was a hit in New York, too, first on the Lower East Side and, eventually, in an abridged English translation, at the Apollo Theatre, where it featured the first lesbian kiss on Broadway.
He began a number of plays, including "Our Town," which he worked on at the MacDowell Colony and, eventually, in an isolated hotel outside Zurich — for a while, he was the only guest.
As the movie progresses, Samantha grows deeper into the world, grows ever more advanced, and eventually, in an awfully funny scene, reveals to Ted that while speaking to him she is simultaneously also speaking to 8,316 other entities, 641 of whom she loves as deeply as she loves him.
While growing up, I was in school choirs and eventually, in an all-female a cappella group in college.
The family chronicled their efforts to eat smaller portions and consider ingredients on a YouTube channel, a Web site, and eventually in a cookbook ("Portion Size Me").
We drove pell-mell to the other side of the county and eventually, in a plastic box in Mark's kitchen, there it was.
I've been in this business since 1972 and eventually in a number of years, everyone will forget what happened and we'll see the same syndrome".
The mission of the team's NewPoly project was clear and meaningful enough: develop a safe, biodegradable polymer to replace petrochemicals in cosmetics and, eventually, in a wide range of consumer products.
The heterogeneous symptoms occurring during withdrawal of intrathecal baclofen and of intrathecal opioid treatment may result in misdiagnosis, wrong referrals and (eventually) in a disastrous treatment delay.
The robots are asynchronous, communicate through read/write shared registers and eventually (in a wait-free manner) each one chooses a final vertex and halts.
It's everywhere including in some of Panasonic's Viera Cast Plasma TVs and eventually, in a few Panasonic Blu-ray players as well.
