The phrase "and posed in many" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to assess its correctness in written English.
It could be used in a sentence where you are describing something that has been presented or depicted in various ways or forms.
Example: "The artwork was versatile and posed in many different styles throughout the exhibition."
Alternatives: "and depicted in many" or "and represented in many".
Austin told Mabel Todd, with amusement, that his sister had "posed" in many letters.
It will be posed in many different ways by the media in all their guises.
A recent episode of acute lead poisoning related to artisanal gold processing in a village in northwestern Nigeria that killed 25% of the population < 5 years of age emphasizes the hazard that lead continues to pose in many places around the world (Dooyema et al. 2012).
What's Wrong with the World represents an extrapolation of Chesterton's original response to a query posed in so many words by the Times to a selection of eminent writers and thinkers of the day.
One thing's for sure: This girl loves posing in her many, many bikinis.
Bladder cancer has one of the highest recurrence rates of all cancers and poses many challenges in its clinical management.
Existing healthcare information systems lack collaboration since they offer limited accessibility to resources and pose many restrictions in terms of scalability and flexibility.
First, our survey was performed as cross-sectional and it is well known that cross-sectional design does not allow any cause-effect relationship and poses many problems in relation to hypothesis testing since data on "risk factors" and "outcomes" are assessed at the same time.
First, as most research on this topic [ 5, 8, 11, 14- 28, 29, 29, 31, 32], our survey was performed as cross-sectional and it is well known that cross-sectional design does not allow any cause-effect relationship and poses many problems in relation to hypothesis testing since data on "risk factors" and "outcomes" are assessed at the same time.
Climate change and sea-level rise already pose threats to many coastal cities and pose risks for many more communities in the future.
