The phrase "inclement in" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is most commonly used to describe harsh or unfavorable weather conditions. Example: Despite the inclement weather in London, the tourists continued to explore the city's landmarks.
Any one who has an amusement park is used to working in inclement weather in the wintertime.
First quarter revenue is expected to be impacted by seasonality, heightened by inclement weather in Europe and a reduction in feed-in-tariffs across multiple markets, as well as excess inverter inventory in the channel.
The system used in this study has been proved reliable while working in inclement weather condition; in addition, the results can probably be applied in the monitoring of the environment during the typhoon season in high-tech research areas.
Some attributed the surprise jump to inclement weather in prior weeks that resulted in some backlog, but that was cold comfort for investors.
Not to worry, Mike Davis says the tee will be avoided in inclement weather or in unseasonable west-wind conditions.
African green monkeys were left unprotected in inclement weather resulting in one monkey getting frostbite on its tail, which then had to be amputated.
The day before the hurricane arrived, Mr. O'Keeffe had considered getting his Bertram yacht out of its marina in Norwalk, Conn., and greeting the inclement weather in the spirit of recreation.
For weeks, Connery's plans were plagued by forecasts for inclement weather in Britain, keeping him and sky divers in suspense over whether he would make a serious attempt.
Inclement weather in the Toronto area caused about a 30-minute suspension of play in the first half with visiting Dallas holding a 1-0 lead.
