"falls in between" is a valid phrase in written English.
"Falls in between" is typically used to describe something that occurs between two events, states, or times. For example, "The meeting falls in between the lunch hour and afternoon classes."
Life, death, everything that falls in between.
Felix falls in between, being neither a start-up nor a major mining company.
The town is approximately equidistant from Scarsdale and Mount Vernon, and it falls in between them socioeconomically as well.
There's a new class of camera whose size (both body and sensor) falls in between those two time-honored extremes.
Bari's too far to the north, Lecce's too far to the south and Brindisi, which falls in between them, is simply too depressing.
However, with the exception of Little Me, a refettling of Destiny's Child's Survivor, what falls in between is polished enough 21st-century R&B by the numbers, but rather less entertaining.
Beurre noisette falls in between drawn butter, which is simply melted and remains yellow, and beurre noir, which is made by cooking the butter until dark brown and slightly bitter.
So it can be used by coders with little security knowledge or security auditors with little coding knowledge, or anyone who falls in-between".
As expected, the molecular complexity score for this group of virtual compounds falls in-between that of the KDS and DNP sets, and is similar to that of the random 1 million compound GDB13 set (Figure 15).
It falls in-between the extremes of calling attention to your speed and a perception of a possible risk.
As indicative as anything of the nature of Resonate was the frequency with which speakers began talks with gambits like: "I'm not really sure how to introduce myself, because my work kind of...falls in between categories".
