The phrase "and paste in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when instructing someone to insert or place something into a specific location, often in the context of digital text or data manipulation.
Example: "Please copy the text from the document and paste in the designated area on the form."
Alternatives: "and insert into the" or "and place in the".
Once you've bought something, go to www.priceprotectr.com and paste in the U.R.L. or Web address of the page showing the product.
Yields have more than doubled since the 1960s, and California now produces almost all the canned tomatoes and paste in the United States and more than a third of the world's.
I had fallen in love with steeplechasing as a teenager (cut and paste in "the thrill of half a tonne of animal thundering along at 30mph" from dad's 43 other books) and I had tried to make a career as a jockey.
Marketplaces give it customer targeting data and promote the tool to their sellers, who simply set a budget and paste in the URL of their ecommerce store, room rental, crowd funding project, or event.
To try this yourself, just go to the blog comments section and paste in the questions below.
While the urban gallery of Los Angeles exhibits colorful murals and tagging scrawled in the city's margins, there is a subculture that lurks in the dead of night to adorn utility boxes, street signs, dumpsters, and unclaimed walls with paint, posters and paste, in the pursuit of what is simply known as "street art".
And to minimize the need to type, it now supports cut-and-paste in the address bar.
Data can be entered manually or via copy-and-paste in the CMA spreadsheet; direct import of text or other data files is not possible.
Miles proved once again to be a master storyteller on his trumpet (even when his improvisations were cut and pasted in the control booth), but the stories changed.
When added to red blood cell precursors taken from sickle cell patients, the ribozymes cut out the faulty stretch of mRNA and pasted in the globin code.
He sees her left nipple against a blue sky of fluttering seagulls, and pasted in the foreground onto a gawking face on the fringe of the park.
