The phrase "are transmitted in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the method or medium through which something is conveyed or communicated.
Example: "The data are transmitted in a secure manner to ensure confidentiality."
Alternatives: "are conveyed through a" or "are sent via a".
Such as, how many virus particles are transmitted in a cough?
The scenes they show are largely uneventful, and the images are transmitted in a choppy, time-lapse format.
He talks endlessly of a Christian society, as one in which traditional values are transmitted in a traditional way, arguing that for a Western European or North American sensibility to cast itself adrift from those traditions is to head off into the night without any clear landfall in sight.
But the day is coming when virtually all media are transmitted in a digital stream, and processing those ones and zeros involves the same basic technology, regardless of whether they represent a movie or a telephone call.The introduction of digital television around the world over the next few years is a case in point (see article).
It is shown notably that the performance of balanced fairness is always better than that obtained if flows are transmitted in a "store and forward" fashion, allowing simple formula applying to the latter to be used as a conservative evaluation for network design and provisioning purposes.
For pilot signal, a total of OFDM symbols are transmitted in a frame (see Figure 2).
Defects associated with oculocutaneous albinism are transmitted in an autosomal recessive manner (mutations from both parents are required to produce the signs and symptoms of the condition).
In the case of stand-off applications, the laser beam and the returning plasma light are transmitted in an open-path configuration.
Local OTA channels are transmitted in an uncompressed format transcoding is needed to minimize latency and transmit the video without sacrificing video quality.
These prioritized layers are transmitted in an UEP fashion, sending in a more reliable way more important subsets.
A favorite quote of Dweck's: "Anyone who's never made a mistake has never tried anything new". Mindsets are transmitted in an organization through a shared understanding of what's valued: being right or being open to learning.
