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The phrase "A slice of" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a portion or piece of something, often food, but can also be used metaphorically for experiences or concepts. Example: "I would like a slice of pizza, please."
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A slice of two-layer cake.
A slice of Junior's cheesecake?
A slice of Scotch or kidney pie?
A slice of pizza!
A slice of apple pie is $4.95.
A slice of pizza, of course.
A slice of plain toast.
A slice of bread works great!
Or a slice of prosciutto?
Nepal wants a slice of that.
I threw in a slice of lemon.
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