The phrase "and featuring in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone or something that is included or highlighted in a particular context, such as a performance, event, or publication.
Example: "The concert will include several popular artists, and featuring in the lineup is the renowned singer-songwriter."
Alternatives: "and included in the" or "and highlighted in the".
He worked with both, appearing in an episode of Coogan's I'm Alan Partridge and featuring in the notorious paedophile episode of Morris's satirical show Brass Eye (which led him to be "named and shamed" in the now-defunct News of the World).
With Wood playing a pivotal role in regaining the Ashes, England appeared to have moved on from Jordan in the longest form of the game, with the right-armer losing his central contract at the end of September and featuring in the Twenty20 squad only for the UAE tour.
"To maintain success at a club is very difficult given the amount of success this club has had, but it's something I feel we can do". Wolecki Black joined City in 2007 and was made head coach a year later, winning eight consecutive league titles and featuring in the Champions League.
Lionel Messi did not feature in the match day squad, despite returning from injury and featuring in the 22 man squad, whilst Henrik Larsson in potentially his last game for the club was among the substitutes.
It was performed by Dinah Shore and the Andrews Sisters and featured in the movie "From Here to Eternity".
The record opens with the squalling "Harlan County Line," which was inspired by (and featured in) the FX series "Justified".
These have been increasingly touted in recent months and featured in the Queen's Speech on November 18th.
Zoe's winning article, 'Migration Trail Stops in Morocco', followed the plight of sub-Saharan immigrants trying to reach Europe and featured in the Guardian Weekly international development section.
They were created by Robert Holmes and featured in the adventures Spearhead From Space (1970) and Terror Of The Autons (1971).
Pinillos had been on trial with the Reds and featured in the pre-season game against Doncaster last week.
A report on the discoveries will be published later this week in Nature and featured in the December National Geographic.
