The phrase "and produced in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the process of creating or manufacturing something within a specific context or location.
Example: "The product was carefully designed and produced in a state-of-the-art facility to ensure the highest quality."
Alternatives: "and manufactured in a" or "and created in a".
It was filled with stolen photographs and produced in a very cheap way".
But because it is mixed and produced in a certain way, it just springs to life".
Can something be called chicken or pork if it was born in a flask and produced in a vat?
The painting is part of a new series, "Banal Zone," commissioned by the artist Jomar Statkun and produced in a Chinese painting factory.
But for every eight homes scouted -- staff members peruse Polaroids before making on-site visits -- only one will be shot and produced in a magazine, editors say.
There's been a great run of documentaries recently, but most of the good ones tend to be slick and produced in a way that wasn't possible for this film.
In addition to the hypocrisy of calling something kosher when it is being sold and produced in an unethical manner, we have to take into account disturbing information about the plant that has come to light.
From 1956, Mr. Lewis went solo, writing, directing, acting and producing in a multiyear contract for Paramount and then for Columbia.
17 to Oct. 3) in West Springfield, Mass., is known for the Avenue of States, where New England states display cultural attractions and produce in a life-size reproduction of their original state capitol buildings.
If so, with experience, are children able to perceive and produce, in a native-like way, phonemic contrasts that do not exist in their L1?
Three out of four selected enzymes were high redox potential laccases from Pleurotus ostreatus: POXC [ 20, 21], POXA1b [ 21, 22] heterologously expressed in the filamentous fungus Aspergillus niger [ 23], 1H6C, a POXA1b variant obtained through random mutagenesis [ 24] and produced in A. niger [ 23].
