The phrase "in district" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe the geographic location of something. For example, "This park is located in district five of the city."
In District 3, 505 children qualified.
In District 24, board members are furious.
They are, in Brooklyn, Public School/ I.S. 35 and P.S. 243 in District 16, P.S. 246 and Middle School 391 in District 17, I.S. 55 in District 23 and the Automotive High School; in the Bronx, P.S. 49 in District 7, P.S./M.S. 3 in District 10, and P.S. 214 in District 12; in Manhattan, P.S. 180 in District 3 and P.S. 129 in District 5; and in Queens, P.S. 111 in District 30.
In district court proceedings, the agency's record is more mixed.
We support Didi Barrett, the Democrat, in District 41.
We support Tony Avella, the Democrat, in District 11.
She lives in District 12 in a country called Panem.
At home in District 12, Katniss wears utilitarian, drab clothing.
He was the coordinator for State Monitors in District 32.
Middle-school students can attend any school in District 10.
