The phrase 'insert in' is not used in written English.
It may be used in spoken English in certain contexts, such as when someone is giving directions. For example, "Insert the paper in the printer."
In house, remove batteries from flashlight, insert in radio….
It's a document insert in The Cold Six Thousand.
When I saw the insert in the Playbill, announcing the substitution, my heart sank.
(Invitations to Iranian guests included an insert, in Farsi, politely requesting that they observe Islamic dress).
The first issue will appear next September as an insert in the Journal's Saturday edition.
Men's Vogue, which was published 10 times a year, became an insert in Vogue Magazine.
Bag development is ongoing, with a laptop insert in the offing.
There had been conversations about doing the insert in French, but Le Monde insisted on English.
On the plane to L.A. they perused the Academy Awards insert in People magazine.
We sell shoes," declared an eight-page advertising insert in Sports Illustrated.
