"characterized in that" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to introduce a characteristic or aspect of something that sets it apart from others. Example: The new product is characterized in that it uses sustainable materials, making it an eco-friendly choice for consumers.
Those who follow the TV series will likely always equate Oberyn with a sultry Spanish-esque accent, but aficionados of the book series will note that the Red Viper's manner of speaking isn't characterized in that way.
This line (6.9) was one of the three independently derived transgenic lines that were characterized in that earlier study.
After acid hydrolysis followed by gas chromatography-mass spectrometry analysis, the presence of a dammarane-type triterpene skeleton was also characterized in that extract [ 14].
Histological findings of testis showed that no significant histological changes were observed in that of the first generation, while an increase of phagocytic cells and active spermatogenesis were characterized in that of the second generation but not in the third generation.
Then, brine was further cooling separation process which was characterized in that the ammonia is added in order to decrease the solubility of NaCl.
Managed Security Services are characterized in that a dedicated security service instance is set up for a client organization by an external service provider.
And yet in her fiction she was able to give expression to an entirely different experience of motherhood than the one she sketchily characterizes in that letter.
Subsequently, null alleles of Spt5 were characterized in zebrafish that had originally been generated in a large-scale screen for mutations affecting embryogenesis 32, 33.
Recently, a new semidominant liguleless mutant, Liguleless narrow (Lgn-R), has been characterized in maize that affects ligule and auricle development and results in a narrow leaf phenotype.
Prosecutors also showed keen interest in a $125,000 payment made in June 2017 that Manafort characterized in three ways that were contradicted, the filing says, by his tax filings and exchanges with his tax preparer.
