The phrase "and manufactured in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the origin or production process of a product or item.
Example: "The product is designed for durability and manufactured in a state-of-the-art facility."
Alternatives: "and produced in a" or "and created in a".
The chip is designed and manufactured in a six-metal 0.25 μm CMOS technology.
The VGs are made from shape memory alloys and manufactured in a selective laser melting process.
The ASIP is implemented in a system-on-chip and manufactured in a 28 nm CMOS technology to realize measurements of performance and power consumption.
With the increasing emphasis on cost, materials will soon need to be processed and manufactured in a very cost competitive environment.
But what makes the brand's distinctive, double-sided, wax-printed cotton fabric so remarkable is that it is designed and manufactured in a small, rather nondescript town in southern Holland.
A parabolic trough concentrator (PTC) with a rim angle of 84˚, a length of 4.2 m, and anaperture area of 6.72 m2 was designed and manufactured in a way required relatively simple technology and skill.
Marrying an elegant, modern aesthetic with recycled materials and responsibly sourced stones that are transformed into organically urbane pieces by the designer and her team of artisans--and manufactured in a way that is friendly to both the earth and its inhabitants--Melissa Joy Manning is the rare brand that produces a luxury, heirloom-quality collection using ethical, Green Certified practices".
Anderson Erickson, a dairy in Des Moines, Iowa, now makes a new soy yogurt from a soy protein isolate that Cargill touts for its blandness and manufactures in a factory in Sidney, Ohio, that opened last month.
A few aisles over are memory USBs invented and manufactured in Israel, a country whose irrepressible entrepreneurs have been supplying innovative technologies to the world since the 1970s.
Mr. Guerrero-Espinoza said the cards were fraudulent and manufactured in Minneapolis a week before the raid.
Wrigley's gum, Fannie May chocolate, and Cracker Jack are just some of the confections that have been created and manufactured in Chicago, a major center of candy production in the 20th century.
