The phrase "and mentioned in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has been previously stated or referenced in a text or conversation.
Example: "The findings of the study were significant and mentioned in the final report."
Alternatives: "and referred to in the" or "and noted in the".
She was interviewed and mentioned in the Fall 2016 issue of Preservation "Set in Stone" about the Coignet Building in Brooklyn, NY.
(Dari, a variety of Persian, is also spoken in Afghanistan and mentioned in the ABC report, but the real critical need is for Pushtu).
The area in which Kurukshetra is situated was the site of an early Aryan settlement in India (c. 1500 bce) and is associated with Mahabharata legends and mentioned in the first verse of the Hindu scripture Bhagavadgita.
When a friend was visiting and mentioned, in the course of talking about her Ph.D. program, something about Egypt, Oliver suddenly perked up from his coloring book and ran toward his room.
Never would I have imagined that demonstrations in our peaceful, media-shy nation would end up on the front pages of newspapers around the world and mentioned in the same breath with the uprisings in Egypt, Tunisia and Libya.
An idyllic village such as Mickleham, located near the foot of Box Hill and mentioned in the Domesday Book, cannot have had such a day since a V-2 rocket landed during the last months of the second world war, without exploding.
Though there's not much chatter about what was in the manifesto, it's all about man flu and mentions in the Irish News.
I've had fair shakes from all media -- great reviews and mentions in The Boston Globe, The New York Times, and NPR, which I write about below.
We illustrated the content using mixed media and examples mentioned in the news and in user stories.
Around him swirls a collage of voices, noises, and musical fragments, based on sounds and places mentioned in the novel.
Here you'll find flowers and plants mentioned in the playwright's poems and plays.
