The phrase "sampler in" is not correct and lacks context to determine its usability in written English.
It may be used in specific contexts related to sampling, but without additional information, its meaning is unclear.
Example: "The sampler in the lab was used to collect data for the experiment."
Alternatives: "sample within" or "sampling in".
Here is a savory sampler, in my order of preference.
battles, he bought a sampler in 1997 and began imitating the sounds he heard churning from the coasts.
On Thursday evening the 92nd Street Y celebrated 75 years of dance programming with a gala sampler in its Kaufmann Concert Hall.
"It was the most convenient way to start sampling," he said, recounting how he spent hours playing around with an inexpensive Roland 510 sampler in his bedroom.
Contemporary Kabuki performances often consist of favorite scenes and acts connected by dance pieces, a sort of Kabuki sampler in which audience members not sleeping will occasionally encourage the players, particularly the stars.
One recently deployed nitinol device is a tiny valve for a water sampler in Siemens' newest dishwashers (the machines add salt if it is needed for glassware to emerge without a detergent film).
There's a cross-stitch sampler in Mrs. Tuno's dining room that could serve as a motto for all the overscheduled nuclear units in town: "Today is the tomorrow you worried about yesterday".
(Anderson) LATIN AMERICAN CULTURAL WEEK DANCE SAMPLER (Wednesday) To kick off its third annual celebration, the Latin American Cultural Week offers a free dance sampler in the Winter Garden.
Making the best of our situation, Dale Andersen made the decision that it would still be feasible to drill a small hole in the ice-cover and drop a sampler in to investigate the lake bottom.
The original purpose of the sampler, in the period before embroidery pattern books became available in 1523, was to demonstrate a repertory of embroidery stitches that might be used in the future.
