The phrase "and handled in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the manner in which something is managed or dealt with in a particular context.
Example: "The project was well-organized and handled in a professional manner, ensuring timely completion."
Alternatives: "and managed in a" or "and addressed in a".
Produced by the oxidation of methane, it is a colourless, pungent-smelling gas that is commonly stored and handled in a liquid solution.
It states personal data must be used fairly, lawfully and transparently, for specified purposes, in a way that is limited to what is necessary (and for no longer than necessary), and handled in a secure manner.
"We wanted to be able to run an RBD event and trigger all these secondary events, whether it was glass or dust simulations all of those things needed to be chained up and handled in a procedural way," said Wright.
All instruments were opened and handled in a sterile manner.
Fixative solutions must be prepared and handled in a fume hood.
The ethical challenges deserve to be identified and handled in a systematic way.
Purge gases, such as nitrogen or argon, may be used so that the catalyst can be filtered and handled in an inert atmosphere.
The plants without heat shock treatment were used as the controls and handled in an identical manner.
The penalty function may be added to the objective function (as occurs in Simulated Annealing), or it may be kept separate and handled in an algorithm-specific way (as occurs in the Evolution Strategy).
Caution needs to be taken when handling diethylzinc or bis ethylcyclopentyldienyl)magnesium, because they are pyrophoric and must be stored and handled in an oxygen- and water-free environment, such as a glovebox or gastight container sealed inside a nitrogen-filled glovebox.
Adequate measures are in place to ensure that radiopharmaceuticals are released, stored and handled in such a way that the required quality can be assured throughout their shelf-life and in accordance with the in-use expiry date.
