The phrase "and incinerated in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing waste disposal, destruction of materials, or specific processes involving fire.
Example: "The hazardous materials were collected and incinerated in a specialized facility to ensure safety."
Alternatives: "and burned in a" or "and destroyed in a".
Their car was crushed and incinerated in a collision involving three lorries and two cars on the northbound carriageway between junctions 16 and 17.
According to Popeye's testimony, the two victims, Fernando Galeano and Gerardo Moncada, were shot, cut into pieces, and incinerated in a fire pit.
The same group of experts has previously dismantled the government's official story that the students were killed and incinerated in a giant pyre at a trash dump, saying the fire described in the attorney general's investigation could not have occurred.
Murillo Karam says that the missing students were almost certainly then killed by cartel executioners and incinerated in a remote rubbish dump outside of Cocula.
The 43 teaching students missing in Mexico since a September police ambush in Iguala, Guerrero, were likely killed by drug cartel executioners and incinerated in a remote dump in the neighboring town of Cocula the same night that they went missing, officials said Friday.
On Tuesday, a group of international forensic experts rejected the government investigation's conclusion that the students were killed and incinerated in a garbage dump hours after they were attacked in the southern city of Iguala by municipal police, apparently in league with a local drug gang.
As many as 250,000 healthy Welsh hill lambs will be culled and incinerated in the next few weeks in order to avoid a welfare disaster.
The cult's enemies were murdered and incinerated in purpose-built microwave ovens.
The three boats discovered off Monzen floated unattended for months before they were dismantled, destroyed and incinerated in February.
Auschwitz I is the place most people think of when they think of "Auschwitz" — the concentration camp fronted by the gate inscribed with Arbeit macht frei (work makes you free), and where an estimated 300,000 victims were killed and then incinerated in a gas chamber/crematory complex that still stands.
The huge pile of African elephant tusks, estimated to be worth $20m£14m4m), was first fed into in an industrial crusher to be pulverised, and then incinerated in a giant furnace in Port Dickson in southern Malaysia on Thursday.
