The phrase "and punch in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in the context of entering information, such as a code or data, into a device or system.
Example: "To access the secure area, you need to swipe your card and punch in a code."
Alternatives: "enter a" or "input a".
It's a lot easier to say "TV... HBO" than to remember and punch in a two- or three-digit channel number for every channel.
Cover the top of the jar with another piece of clingfilm and punch in a couple of holes, to allow some air flow – this prevents undesirable anaerobic bacteria from multiplying.
It has the keypad, where you swipe a card and punch in a personal ID number, but there's an extra piece attached to it about the size of a PC mouse with a fingerprint scanner.
When you find an offer, power up the app, it will pull up a list of nearby businesses, tap on the store you're looking for, take a photo and punch in a brief description of the offer and the expiration date.
Now, when you put in your quarter and punch in a number, there is a click, a pause, and a little whirr.
The purchaser, Palm Beach County developer Ram Realty Services, will clear out much of the area and punch in a 158,000-square-foot Walmart, as well as an LA Fitness, Chik-fil-A, Chili's and 900 apartments, the Miami Herald reports.
He stormed outside to a pay phone and punched in a number.
Live, Ms. Segarra's voice cuts and punches in a way that the band's albums don't fully capture.
Dave van den Bergh found some space and punched in a goal 46 seconds into the game, leading the Red Bulls to a 2-0 victoverover the Columbus Crew.
On the day itself, a video surfaced showing one anti-Black Pete activist violently being pushed into a bus and punched in the face by a policeman.
The man can be seen fleeing inside before being cornered in an elevator and punched in the head repeatedly.
