The phrase 'is projected in the' is a perfectly acceptable phrase to use in written English.
It is used to denote a specific location, similar to phrases such as 'is located in the' or 'is situated in the'. For example, you might say: "This new office building is projected in the city center."
The distance to the object is projected in the viewfinder -- in either yards or meters -- by light-emitting diodes that automatically adjust to the ambient light.
Significant future growth is projected in the world's top two markets, India and the US, where sales are expected to reach a combined 558m litres by 2012.
film (which is projected in the 70-mm. format), which gives the filmmaker almost four times as much visual information to play with as does the classic 35-mm.
The plan, which will run into billions of pounds, was announced by George Osborne and Michael Gove and is projected in the long term to save up to £80m a year.
To use the simulator, a student works a realistic spray gun while a 3-D view of a spray booth is projected in the hood covering the student's face.
But the director is powerless to control the speed at which the picture is projected in the theatre, and his carefully done work is frequently hurt by being run so fast as to lose all semblance of human life.
At each stage he took photographs, which were projected in the courtroom.
Video animation of Ms. Yarrington's eye captured by similar equipment is being projected in the Aldrich's camera obscura.
Each landmark in the state vector must be projected in the camera frame using the pinhole model (see L. 2).
Comparing the four regions, the most intense cuttings for all three management strategies are projected in the Uelzen region.
Three-dimensional gait objects are projected in the MPCA space first to obtain low-dimensional tensorial features.
