The phrase "and in the trial" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that occurs during a trial or legal proceeding.
Example: "The evidence presented was crucial and in the trial, it played a significant role in the jury's decision."
Alternatives: "during the trial" or "within the trial".
Goering took his side when disputes arose about translation and, in the trial itself, often winked at him.
The therapy is given by injection and in the trial patients received a dose every two weeks for up to 18 months.
And in the trial scene the belief that she has been deserted by her voices produces a series of heart-wrenching wails.
Scenes are cunningly linked by revivalist hymns; a prayer meeting becomes a display of mounting, small-town hysteria; and, in the trial, the jurors occupy the front stalls.
The E2100, AVADO, and RIBBON-1 trials differed in the type and dose of chemotherapy, the dose and frequency of bevacizumab, and in the trial design, making it difficult to effectively compare and evaluate the results.
In "The Wily Sea Captain, A Sea Shanty," the maids sing about Odysseus's years away from Ithaca while dressed in sailor costumes, and in "The Trial of Odysseus, as Videotaped by the Maids" the maids imagine Odysseus on trial for their murders in a 21st century court of law.
Clinical outcomes and outpatient costs derived from all women and infants in the trial.
A hearing is scheduled for tomorrow, and testimony in the trial itself is expected to conclude in January.
Religion surfaced frequently, and awkwardly, in the trial; the defendants are Orthodox Jews.
The district courts, the justices added, can and occasionally should adopt forward-looking sanctions -- beyond measures that deal specifically with the products and practices in the trial evidence.
Health Decisions specializes in developing electronic tools for clinical trials, competing with Quintiles Transnational and others in the trial outsourcing business.
