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'negligent in' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who is careless or unmindful of a particular thing. For example, "The doctor was negligent in his diagnosis of the patient's condition."
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He turned negligent in subsequent works.
"New York City is not negligent in any way.
Mr. Vai, the plaintiff, testified that the parish was negligent in his abuse.
India, especially, has become increasingly negligent in fulfilling the commitments that it does not fancy.
We always thought that CSX was negligent in taking care of their system.
Some locals said officials had been negligent in allowing the waste to build up.
So does altruism extend to helping those who have been negligent in helping themselves?
That's not to say that KPMG was in anyway negligent in its review.
The states have been negligent in their management of the forests".
She's not being negligent in her behavior; it's just too much for her".
The same jury found the accounting firm grossly negligent in June.
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