The phrase "and refined in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a process of improvement or enhancement that occurs within a specific context or medium.
Example: "The recipe was carefully crafted and refined in a traditional kitchen to ensure the best flavors."
Alternatives: "and polished in a" or "and perfected in a".
And the work doesn't stop with the existing algorithm: It is honed and refined in a continuous improvement process.
The monologues are created extemporaneously, without a script, the material shaped and refined in a nightly evolution.
Unlike Wallander, Morse, Rebus, Poirot or even Holmes, Saga was not honed and refined in a series of novels, but created for the screen by Hans Rosenfeldt.
The method is tested and refined in a test case with the objective of designing a near-zero-energy urban district.
This statistical analysis yielded several hypotheses about how industries evolve, which were then tested and refined in a series of case studies on industry structure, industry change, and competitive advantage.
It was hatched and refined in a building known as the House of al-Gumad in the Afghan city of Kandahar, where Saudi al-Qaida fighters used to meet.
Nonhuman primate models for human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection and acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) have been developed and refined in an effort to investigate key questions in lentiviral transmission and pathogenesis.
These two streams are integrated and refined in an interactive, reiterant way for the final percept.
Then, it would be created, and refined in an iterative process that eventually yields the best finished product.
Techniques in multitasking, team management, delegation of duties, and resource utilization can be learnt by faculty modeling, practiced in a simulation setting using multiple patient encounters and refined in an actual clinical practice.
Quality criteria have been revised and refined in an open process involving the full GA in decision making.
