The phrase "and playing in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing an activity or situation involving playing, often followed by a specific location or context.
Example: "The children were laughing and playing in a park nearby."
Alternatives: "and engaging in a" or "and participating in a".
We come in when companies are generating low tens of millions of dollars in annual bookings, growing more than 100percentt a year, and playing in a market that's big enough to support a large company.
We talked with co-founder Randy Glein in December about what the firm looks for, which he said are "companies [that] are generating low tens of millions of dollars in annual bookings, growing more than 100percentt a year, and playing in a market that's big enough to support a large company.
Seeded fifth here and playing in a city he enjoys, he is left hoping this is his time.
For me as a Muslim playing tennis, and playing in a short skirt or whatever, I accepted that.
"Obviously playing at Wembley and playing in a game that's as big as this one, I'm stoked.
Between trips he has earned money teaching music to blind children in the Bronx and playing in a rock band.
Anelka was not so complimentary about former France full-back Lizarazu, who accused the forward of "strolling" and playing "in a selfish manner".
Of course, training for and playing in a tournament against some of the world's best young players might be a good preparation for a club season.
Mr. Fein varies his routine with other things: teaching guitar, writing a musical version of "Red Badge of Courage" and playing in a band called Men Without Hope.
"By the time I was 16, I was doing the odd jingle and commercial work in studios, and playing in a jazz group in Portland," he says.
The women's national team was not a full-time job, and playing in a women's professional league in Canada did not fully challenge her ability.
