The exact phrase "initiates in" is not correct or usable in written English. However, the phrase "initiates" is correct and is usually used as a verb. For example, "She initiates conversations with strangers easily."
The clinical research nurse physically examined all initiates in each initiation school at the 2nd, 4th, 7th and 14th day after circumcision.
Clearly, the local mechanical incompatibility is dominant for the initiation of fracture, regardless whether fracture initiates in the soft or in the hard phase.
Given the low frictional coefficient values observed for the clay to silty clay samples of Unit I, the décollement at the Costa Rica Seismogenesis Project transect offshore the Osa Peninsula likely initiates in Unit I and is initially very weak.
"This mask is meant to scare new initiates in the Komo male secret society".
But to initiates in the history of early 20th-century popular music, they are a temple of musical largesse to be revered and protected.
The use of a pretentious private vocabulary reassures authors and readers that they are initiates in an exclusive sect.
This is absorbing history that illuminates — initiates, in fact — an era of American expansionism and economic domination.
The Mysteries began with the march of the mystai (initiates) in solemn procession from Athens to Eleusis.
Secret societies, notably the Poro society, also exercised political power, as well as instructing initiates in the customs of the country.
Dailey and Twilegar are able to flee Idaho for Chicago with no more than a paltry few hundred dollars in their wallets, simply because they are initiates in the mysteries of digital technology.
Now they attend an unnamed Ivy League institution (Yale) and are initiates in the Skulls, Hollywood's idea of a campus secret society (modeled after Skull and Bones at Yale) that produces presidents, moguls and the cream of the legal establishment.
