"there introduced" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to refer to something being introduced in a certain place, or in a certain context. For example: "The new safety policy was there introduced by the Human Resources department."
Mr. Forman invited Mr. Jelinek to a screening and there introduced him to one of the film's screenwriters, Milena Tobolová.
Last spring, brokers there introduced the Thread Building, billed as the city's first "luxury" high-rise ever, at a party at the Park Avenue Bar and Grill.
Pecker had a home in Palm Beach, not far from Mar-a-Lago, and a neighbor there introduced him to Trump, who agreed to the project.
Eastern European and Central Asian countries were the most energetic reformers by region for the sixth year in a row (26 out of 27 governments there introduced reforms).
He went on, "When the poet laureate of the United States, Kay Ryan, came to read at LaGuardia Community College, the people there introduced me to her, one laureate to another, and that was pretty cool.
Now there's a Web site that has applied the test to hundreds of movies, and Sweden made headlines last November when movie theatres there introduced a new rating system based on the principles of the test.
Wednesday night she was back on the circular stage there, introducing songs from her coming second album, "Wounded Rhymes".
So our reform package aims at extending the political parties there, introducing habeas corpus, creating an elected council of those people who respect our laws".
Reichenbach there introduces the notion of a "probability implication" with 10 axiom schemes on propositional variables involving both material implication and a new 2-place probability implication connective.
"The best way I can do that right now is to move to Nome, get started there, introduce them to the Western lifestyle.
Later he became a member there and introduced the game to his nephew Jay Haas.
