The phrase "and release in a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the act of releasing something, often followed by a noun that specifies what is being released.
Example: "The team worked hard to finalize the project and release in a timely manner."
Alternatives: "and publish in a" or "and distribute in a".
The drama, the moments of safety and release in a song's cycles, don't exist for it.
The complexes were then incorporated into the collagen scaffold, the loading being mediated by the feeding concentration and release in a sustained manner.
Niosomes resulted regular in size and shape and they have been found to encapsulate and release in a controlled manner both doxorubicin and 5-fluorouracil.
This study was aimed to identify a molecule that is suitable for visualizing dynamic processes of SGIV assembly and release in a living cell.
Wasn't it a thrill, wasn't it a buzz, wasn't it a lovely moment of relief and release in a world of unceasing horror?
This meant that, instead of the intellectual working-out of themes in the manner of Beethoven or Brahms, Tchaikovsky focused on how his listeners would respond to a beautiful melody, how captivated they would be with the instrument or instruments playing it or how moved they would be with the emotional build-up and release in a musical passage.
Iodine update and release in an engineered groundwater holding pond (1 m3:1 m2 × 1 m) was simulated.
Goldhaber SZ, Newell JB, Ingwall JS, Pohost GM, Alpert NM, Fossel ET. Effects of reduced coronary flow on thallium-201 accumulation and release in an in vitro rat heart preparation.
Bergdahl was held captive for almost five years and released in a prisoner exchange in May , 2014
They were eventually given a presidential pardon and released in a case that focused international attention on Sisi's crackdown.
Decoy ODNs were encapsulated at a yield of 66% in PLGA microparticles and released in a controlled manner in phosphate buffered saline for up to 28 days.
