The phrase "and frozen in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is preserved or immobilized in a specific state, often referring to physical objects or moments in time.
Example: "The moment was captured perfectly, and frozen in a photograph that would last a lifetime."
Alternatives: "and preserved in a" or "and immobilized in a".
Frozen storage time (including poultry bought fresh and frozen in a home freezer) depends on the temperature of the freezer, the quality of the packaging, and the cycling of the freezer.
(Mixture can be made 3 to 4 days ahead and frozen in a larger container; stir every 6 to 8 hours to keep mixture loose and evenly frozen).
Semen was packaged in 0.25 or 0.5 ml straws and frozen in a programmable freezer using three freezing rates, i.e., −10, −25 or −40 °C/min.
In "The Inferno," Dante tells of his imagined journey into hell, his entry into a "kingdom of eternal night" where he hears the voices of the damned rise "in a bestial moan" and sees sinners stung by wasps, burnt by falling fire and frozen in a sheet of ice.
After Lisa's finger-wagging, the camera pans to a photo of Apu with the inscription "Don't have a cow!" Apu, who is a supporting character, is robbed of lines, rendered mute and frozen in a suffocating frame, smiling as a token prop.
The eyes were embedded in tissue freezing medium and frozen in a liquid nitrogen-cooled 2-methylbutane bath.
Specimens then were embedded in fresh O.C.T. and frozen in an ethanol/dry ice bath.
The mixture was vortexed and frozen in an acetone/dry-ice bath and lyophilized.
Optogenetic activation of both DNp09 neurons induces running and freezing in a state-dependent manner.
When both dancers rise, shoot their arms forward and freeze in a stylized embrace, their passion is a shock.
Nematodes are the dominant soil animals in Antarctic Dry Valleys and are capable of surviving desiccation and freezing in an anhydrobiotic state.
