The phrase "and exist in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the state or condition of something being present or occurring within a particular context or environment.
Example: "The species is known to thrive in diverse ecosystems and exist in a variety of habitats."
Alternatives: "and be found in a" or "and occur in a".
Actually, according to fashion, even suiting scenarios can now roam free and exist in a sockless place.
In that moment, bird and fly are immune to the forces of gravity and exist in a time and space around which everything else spins.
The cheetah's biology provides a level of resilience that allows them to disperse great distances and exist in a wide variety of marginal or even extreme habitats.
It's easier to procrastinate and exist in a state of denial (to use today's favorite catch-all word for a refusal to face reality) until the ax (literally) falls.
But many stretch limousines might be considered a kind of automotive zombie: They are former cars or sport utility vehicles that have been transformed after they leave the factory, and exist in a regulatory limbo.
These chromophores display a good solubility in organic solvents and exist in a charge-separated ground state, as confirmed by IR, X-ray crystallography, negative solvatochromism and fluorescence studies.
The Mency tangor was bred at the Riverside citrus collection in 1915 and exists in a limited supply.
Permafrost forms and exists in a climate where the mean annual air temperature is 0 °C or colder.
At death the soul is separated from the body and exists in a conscious or unconscious disembodied state.
A result, in some cases, is a new breed of fusion that keeps its politics implicit and exists in a nether region between genres.
In this method the atom is excited to a level very near the ionization continuum and exists in a so-called Rydberg state.
