The phrase "and sheltered in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a location or situation where someone or something is protected or hidden from external elements.
Example: "The children were safe and sheltered in a cozy cabin during the storm."
Alternatives: "and protected in a" or "and hidden in a".
When the storm subsided, Kimberly and Scott left town and sheltered in a Red Cross center in Alexandria, Louisiana, where they met the filmmaking team of Carl Deal and Tia Lessin.
The two ships were attacked from the air the next day, but did not suffer any damage and sheltered in a fjord south of Stavanger during daylight hours.
In 2012, they were displaced again and sheltered in a nearby town until the waters receded.
His other employer, aside from his publisher, is The New Yorker magazine, and his next submission will be an essay on the craft of news reporting and why it must be coddled and sheltered in an age of struggling newspapers.
Only one man and one woman survived, sheltered in a huge cypress.
HorizonSud is a foundation that provides a sheltered workshop, transitional employment, and sheltered accommodation in a range from nursing home accommodation to independent apartments.
Villagers provided food and shelter in a show of support, as the protesters marched in baking temperatures.
Set in a nonspecific future in which depleted mankind has reverted to a subsistence-level existence, this Bafta-nominated sci-fi anomaly is a bleak parable about the price of food, sex and shelter in a post-civilised world.
The Webzine, record label and shelter in a storm that links lovers of independent music, cinema and writing across college campuses and bohemian neighborhoods nationwide celebrates self-produced publications on and off the Web.
Under EU rules, an asylum seeker has the right to food, first aid and shelter in a reception centre.
