The phrase "and stabilized in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a process or state of being that has been made stable within a certain framework or environment.
Example: "The solution was mixed thoroughly and stabilized in a controlled environment to ensure optimal results."
Alternatives: "and secured in a" or "and maintained in a".
These highly hydrophobic nanoparticles were dispersed and stabilized in a DI water/polyethyleneimine (PEI, a cationic polyelectrolyte) solution.
Stoichiometric methane/air mixtures introduced as a jet are ignited and stabilized in a hot co-flow generated by a coaxial porous plug pilot flame surrounding the jet.
This film is generated and stabilized in a tubular chamber by introducing swirling airflow, and investigation of the resulting flames has demonstrated that flame ignition and stability are dependent upon wall temperature and film location, and do not require recirculation or a physical flameholder.
We therefore propose the following model for apoptosis resistance in C. trachomatis-infected cells (Fig. 5E): During the early phase of infection, Mcl-1 and IAPs are upregulated and stabilized in a MAPK-dependent manner.
The animals were anesthetized and stabilized in a stereotaxic frame.
Following the excision of femurs of the euthanized rabbits, femoral distal epiphyses were placed and stabilized in a 10% solution of formalin.
Applying a socio-technical system approach to the IoT, this paper seeks a clear understanding of how the IoT will evolve and stabilize in a smart environment.
In the dynamic simulation of GRNs, a state of the network evolves over time and stabilizes in an attractor (or the steady state).
The p53 protein is a short-lived, latent transcription factor, which is activated and stabilized in response to a wide range of cellular stresses; exacerbated p53 activation leads to dramatic cellular responses such as cell cycle arrest, apoptosis or senescence.
SPIONs were synthesized via thermal decomposition and stabilized in water via a ligand transfer process.
The horse hair was embedded and stabilized in agar with a thickness of ∼1 mm, resembling scattering tissue.
