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The phrase "and mustered in a" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to assess its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts related to military service or gatherings, typically referring to the act of assembling or enlisting.
Example: "The soldiers were gathered and mustered in a designated area before the briefing."
Alternatives: "and assembled in a" or "and gathered in a".
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Each individual match had been ripped from the book and mustered in a neat, soldierly line, and the strip of striking was there, too, the whole kit flat enough to hide beneath the green felt base.
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At one point, some reportedly mustered in an organized fashion near the television station.
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