The phrase "and interviews in a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing a context that involves interviews, such as research, media, or job applications.
Example: "The study included surveys and interviews in a variety of settings to gather comprehensive data."
Alternatives: "and discussions in a" or "and conversations in a".
The man and his work through performance and interviews in a PBS "American Masters" production.
It introduces the students to valuable empathy tools such as observation and interviews in a controlled environment and helps prepare them for performing their own interviews etc.
Banking shares struggled after reports that the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commissionhad issued a subpoena to Goldman Sachs for "failing to comply with a request for documents and interviews in a timely manner".
When Graham Norton, last autumn, began to deliver impressive ratings, reviews and interviews in a new Monday night BBC1 slot, Ross invited him on to the Friday night show as a guest, where both men claimed that there was enough space for both of them in the schedules.
But for those who want to relive the showdown even more thoroughly, a pitch-by-pitch description is preserved with commentary and interviews in a chapter of a Japanese book, "Ultimate Baseball Theory," written by Seijun Ninomiya and published in 2000.
In "Theft Is Vision," Bob Nickas's collected essays and interviews, in a chapter entitled "Everything I Know About Art I Learned From Andy Warhol and On Kawara," Nickas constructs an imaginary dialogue between the two artists, in which Warhol admires Kawara's telegrams, each bearing the message I AM STILL ALIVE.
In class, you develop, practice and deliver different types of speeches including presenting and accepting awards, and participating in panel discussions and interviews in an interactive, supportive, fun workshop setting.
This documentary of the early-'80s L.A. rock underground presents crude performances and interviews in an equally unrefined--and sometimes difficult to watch--cinematic style.
"I used ethnographic methods (participant observation and interviewing) in a small village in East Kalimantan.
Over the next year, more than 170,000 men from 24 predominantly Muslim countries and North Korea were fingerprinted and interviewed in a programme of "special registration".
To do this, two people were randomly chosen and interviewed in a small percentage of households selected while one was chosen from the remainder.
