"in incorporated" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is used to mean that something has been changed or combined into something else. For example: "The company's two various divisions have now been in incorporated into one."
Magistrate courts serve at the county level, and municipal courts are provided for in incorporated areas.
In Arizona, cows are restricted in incorporated areas, which reduces conflicts in cities but not necessarily in outer suburbs that bump up with ranch land.
Most of the North Shore waterfront from Great Neck to Port Jefferson is in incorporated villages; most of the rest of Long Island's 1,100 miles of shoreline is unincorporated.
Y Combinator and most investors will only invest in companies that have been in incorporated in Delaware, and many founders don't know this.
In contrast, only 20% of residents in the lahar-hazard zone at Mount Rainier do not live in incorporated communities, indicating that community based awareness programs will likely reach a significant percent of the at-risk population.
Some of these fast neutrons escape the cavity and the cavity liner, and are slowed down in an external polyethylene moderator, designed to yield a short thermal neutron lifetime, and are subsequently detected in incorporated thermal neutron detectors.
Determination of the percentage of fluorescent FPs would be useful for more accurate analysis of the number of labeled INs incorporated in the viruses.
In addition, this approach using the In-flushed method might be effective for other In-incorporated QD systems.
China Public Security, also with headquarters in Shenzhen, incorporated in Florida in the same way to obtain a listing on the over-the-counter bulletin board.
Five subjects (two myopic and three hyperopic), were issued with Franklin split bifocals with the 8Δ base-in incorporated into the near portion of the spectacles.
English is spiced with Indian words that the English in India incorporated in their everyday usage, Hindi, Bengali, even Chinese.
