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'and mostly in' is a perfectly grammatical and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use this phrase to indicate that the action or event you are describing occurs mostly in a specific place or context. For example, "She spends her days painting scenes of nature and mostly in her studio."
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And mostly in Japanese.
And mostly in secret.
Most were resettled, and mostly in Australia.
The menu is minimalist and mostly in Tagalog.
Egoyan shot the film partly in Ireland, and mostly in Birmingham.
Or, to be more accurate, on the No. 4 train, and mostly in the Bronx.
Our class is mostly male and mostly in our 30's and 40's.
Perhaps in a more low-key way, and mostly in critical circles.
In fact, he spent his life in relative solitude and mostly in peace.
They are found chiefly in the New World and mostly in warm seas occasionally in freshwater.
With Ocean Floor as the wellspring, new songs flowed "quickly and mostly in the order they appear on the album".
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