The phrase "and ruled in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing authority, governance, or decisions made by a person or group in a specific context.
Example: "The council convened and ruled in a manner that favored the community's interests."
Alternatives: "and decided in a" or "and governed in a".
Mr. Moi, who was Mr. Kenyatta's vice president, took over in 1978 and ruled in a one-party state until 1991, when, under heavy pressure from Western donor governments, he allowed other parties but still used the state machinery to ensure that voters kept him in office.
"That was the world I lived in, as seen by a protagonist who was simply a man-child who roamed and ruled in a world he barely understood.
Welcome to Weirdsville, Cartoonland, where automobiles race — and rule — in a world that, save for a thicket of tall pines and an occasional scrubby bush, is freakishly absent any organic matter.
Neither was there an ideology capable of bringing together the ruler and the ruled in a great national effort.
Masipa will consider the appeal and rule in a court hearing if it should be referred to the supreme court of appeal.
All 43 Japanese power reactors have been kept offline since 2011 as the government and nuclear industry established safety standards and rules in a country beset with tectonic activity.
Thousands of NHS workers, including nurses, midwives and ambulance staff, are striking and working to rule in a row over pay.
No matter how much research is done, however, luck and accident can rule in a market where demand far exceeds supply.
Workers have started an overtime ban and work to rule in a dispute centred on the treatment of a union convener.
Their confrontations serve as a vehicle for an exploration of morality and rules in an unjust society.
With this mechanism, practically any type of laboratory can define its activities and rules in an XPDL file and use SIGLa to manage all the laboratory information.
