The phrase "as in the pilot of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a specific example or instance, particularly in the context of a pilot episode of a show or a test version of something.
Example: "The character development in this series is quite similar to what we saw in the pilot of the original show."
Alternatives: "like in the pilot episode of" or "similar to the pilot of".
In these issues, Captain Black of the Spectrum Organisation commands another Mars mission in Zero-X and (as depicted in the pilot of Captain Scarlet) falls under the manipulation of another native extraterrestrial race besides the Rock Snakes, "The Mysterons".
There's a funny digression about trying out as a contestant in the pilot of an ill-conceived reality show called "Any Idiot Can Write a Book".
"Love Story" was featured in the romantic comedy Letters to Juliet (2010), as well as its official trailer and in the pilot of the television series Hart of Dixie (2011).
As early as in the pilot phase of the HUPO project [ 3- 5], the possible determination of posttranslational modifications of plasma proteins such as protein phosphorylation was mentioned as an important issue for the comprehensive analysis of the protein constituents of human plasma as well as the identification of biomarkers.
As in the pilot campaign of the Flemish human biomonitoring program [ 2, 4, 23] we found significant differences in effect-biomarkers in association with area of residence.
During Stevens's first years on the court, he sometimes commuted to Florida in an unusual way: as the pilot of his own private plane.
Mr. Chiodo said he was on the phone with David Altman on Saturday when Steven Altman was identified on television as the pilot of the plane in the crash.
Household income was not included as in the pilot study half of the respondents were unwilling to provide this information.
As in the pilot evaluation, members of the ETF will work with the investigators to finalize data collection instruments, identify and recruit participants, interpret findings, and identify venues for knowledge transfer and translation.
He appeared again as Mr. Feeny in the pilot episode of the Girl Meets World, spin off of Boy Meets World in 2014.
