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The phrase "are formed in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the process of creation or development of something within a specific context or environment.
Example: "New ideas are formed in a collaborative setting where diverse perspectives are encouraged."
Alternatives: "are created in a" or "are developed in a".
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Delamerian structures are formed in a predominantly brittle regime.
Electrospinning is a process whereby ultra-fine fibers are formed in a high-voltage electrostatic field.
First, an array of parallel platinum wires are formed in a master mold that is created using electron beam lithography.
1968 The present club are formed in a working men's club, with former player Jimmy Hinksman made manager.
"These are formed in a way to help the child relax, fall asleep faster and sleep calmer every night.
Currently, NPs are formed in a wide variety of different shapes and sizes including spheres, plates, and wires.
Gullies in the Guadalentin catchment, SE Spain, are formed in a variety of lithologies, ranging from schists to marls.
Thereby, areas of equal resistivity are formed in a semicircular shape with values increasing with the flow path.
JUSTIN FOX: Going back to the individual level for a minute, the habits are formed in a different part of the brain than memories, right?
Of the nine unclued answers, all of which must be deduced, seven are not real words but are formed in a way indirectly suggested by the title.
Size-controlled Cu clusters are formed in a system which combines pulsed magnetron sputtering and gas condensation at room temperature.
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