The phrase "and sliced in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a process of cutting something into pieces, typically in a culinary context.
Example: "The vegetables were prepared and sliced in a uniform manner for the salad."
Alternatives: "and cut into a" or "and chopped in a".
And they talked about a duo or trio of Italian sausages molded, layered and sliced in a French style.
The cafe building now stands like a piece of forensic evidence in this woodland vitrine, chopped and sliced in a process of architectural editing, so that only the rooms relevant to the events of that day are left standing.
Later, brains were washed in distillated water and sliced in a vibratome (Campden Instruments, MA752 motorised advance vibroslice) in 200-μm sagittal sections.
1½ tbsp white-wine vinegar 2 tbsp warm water Salt and pepper 75ml whipping cream 50ml extra-virgin olive oil, plus a little extra 1 pinch sugar 7-8 basileaveses, torn or chopped 4 medium ripe tomatoes, cored and sliced In a mixing bowl, whisk together the vinegar, water and seasoning until dissolved.
There are many more imaginative murders in "Purple Cane Road" and lots of bruising, bludgeoning, hacking and slicing in a novel that tries hard to be atmospheric, hard-boiled, charged with brutality.
The heart was excised, rinsed with saline, and sliced in 3-mm increments using a commercial meat slicer.
Samples were then ice-included and sliced in 7 μm serial slices using a cryomicrotome (Leica CM 1850 UV).
Start by slowly cooking green peppers, onions, and sliced garlic in a couple tablespoons of olive oil.
But meatloaf is shaped like some loaves of bread, and slices in a way that is more breadlike than meatlike.
Outdoor seating leads to the street-level dining room shared by a pizza station, the pies and slices in a glass case separating the space.
Chipping and slicing in a defensive maneuver that wore down and often unnerved his opponent, Tomic upset the 22nd seed, Fernando Verdasco of Spain, in the first round.
