Prepositions before nouns: I

"in act" or "of act"? "in agreement" or "of agreement"? "in appearance" or "of appearance"? "in area" or "of area"? in, at, on, of or to hand? "in attempt" or "of attempt"? "in battle" or "of battle"? "in celebration", "of celebration" or "for celebration"? "in chain" or "of chain"? "in chapter" or "of chapter"? "in charge" or "of charge"? "in check" or "of check"? "in class" or "of class"? "in classroom" or "of classroom"? "In collaboration" or "of collaboration"? "in college", "to college" or "of college"? "in column" or "of column"? "in command" or "of command"? "In comparison" or "by comparison"? "in compliance" or "of compliance"? "In conclusion" or "to conclusion"? "in consequence" or "of consequence"? "in context" or "of context"? "In contrast" or "by contrast"? "in conversation" or "of conversation"? "in county" or "of county"? "in court" or "to court"? "in danger" or "of danger"? "in decline" or "of decline"? "in demand", "of demand" or "on demand"? "in depth" or "of depth"? "in dispute" or "of dispute"? "in doubt", "without doubt" or "of doubt"? "in effect" or "into effect"? "in exchange" or "of exchange"? "in extent" or "to extent"? "in factory" or "of factory"? "in form" or "of form"? in, for, of, to or with detail? in, from, of, on or to front? "in group" or "of group"? "in height" or "of height"? "in history" or "of history"? "in hospital" or "to hospital"? "in league" or "of league"? "in length" or "of length"? "in line" or "on line"? "in love" or "of love"? "in magazine" or "of magazine"? "in manner" or "of manner"? "in manufacturing" or "of manufacturing"? "in mind" or "of mind"? "in motion" or "of motion"? "in need" or "of need"? "in number" or "of number"? in, of, at, to or from store? "in office" or "of office"? in, of, For, about or near future? in, of, for, on or about combination? in, of, for, to or at concert?