The phrase "and searched in a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when describing an action of looking for something within a specific context or location.
Example: "She felt lost in the vast library and searched in a dusty corner for the book she needed."
Alternatives: "and looked in a" or "and explored in a".
Having been stopped and searched in a hoodie myself as a young black student studying to be a lawyer at the University of London, I know that distrust of black men in hoodies is endemic in the UK.
The Court agreed to decide whether two Los Angeles prosecutors violated a defense lawyer's due process rights by having him held and searched in a separate room of the courthouse while his client was required to testify before a grand jury.
The corresponding syntenic region has been identified and searched in a number of other species and found to be devoid of lectin or AFP sequences.
Children with ADHD identified fewer targets than controls (p < 0.001), initiated searches later, spent less time attending to stimuli, and searched in a less intensive and less systematic way (p's < 0.05).
Specialized metadata standards (MARC, EAD, MODS, etc). allow different sources of information about specific domains (bibliographical or archival information) to be integrated and searched in an advanced form.
Collection of fingerprints of songs must be scaled for the purpose of efficiently storing and searching in a database, and etc.
However, this will only ever be the case if gangs are very small compared to icrit, or carcasses are common and searching in a group is relatively inefficient compared to searching alone.
After scouring the streets while waving a picture of her and searching in an orphanage and at a school, he is called to the morgue to identify a child's body, which turns out to be his daughter's.
Thirdly, they facilitate browsing and searching in an easily accessible fashion.
He never came close to repeating its success and searched in vain for a role that fitted him so well.
She danced barefoot and searched in her movement to create a modern dance idiom from more natural movement.
