The phrase "and fragmented in the" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is broken into pieces or not cohesive, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "The narrative was disjointed and fragmented in the way it presented the characters' backstories."
Alternatives: "and broken into" or "and scattered throughout".
Multiple charged peptide parent ions were automatically marked and selected in the quadrupole and fragmented in the hexapole collision cell, and their fragment patterns were analyzed by time-of-flight.
However, forest clearing is spatially pervasive and fragmented in the landscapes studied to date, with implications for sustaining the region's biodiversity.
Partly it is because that the progressive movement, which was so weak and fragmented in the early 1990s, is a lot stronger today -- we are weaker than we'd like to be, but there is so much more energy and excitement and cohesion and effective tools for organizing today than in those days: I see a much stronger movement.
The four most intense ions were selected in data-dependent mode and fragmented in the linear ion trap, with settings as in Ali, et al. [ 58].
The 5 most abundant peptides (minimum intensity of 1500 counts) were selected from each MS scan and fragmented in the HCD collision cell using a normalized collision energy (NCE) of 40% with nitrogen as the collision gas.
Up to the 5 most abundant peptides (minimum intensity of 1500 counts) were selected from each MS scan and fragmented in the HCD collision cell using a normalized collision energy (NCE) of 40% with nitrogen as the collision gas.
Arab regional politics are profoundly polarized and fragmented, in part because of the six-month-old Saudi-United Arab Emirates campaign against Qatar.
If stakeholders behind a certain issue are very diverse and fragmented in opinion and understanding, the solutions also become fragmented and thereby lose their stability and structure.
The interactions among mistletoes, their host plants, and their animal dispersers are currently under study in both natural and fragmented landscapes in the desert of the Baja California peninsula.
Juniperus excelsa is found in rare and fragmented woodlands in the southern and central Balkans and the Cyprus mountains (Milios et al. 2006).
In CD, long chips were formed in the 1st experiment [Fig. 8(a)] fragmented chips were observed in the 50th experiment [Fig. 8(b)] and a further reuse of the same drill bit resulted in powdery and fragmented chips in the 100th experiment [Fig. 8(c)].
