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The phrase "By foot" is correct and usable in written English
It is typically used to indicate that someone is traveling or moving from one place to another on foot, rather than by vehicle. Example: "We decided to explore the city by foot to fully enjoy the sights and sounds."
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By foot
adverb
Walking, jogging or running but not in a vehicle or on the back of an animal
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By foot?
Breathlessly, we head on up by foot.
Nigel goes everywhere by foot.
You can go by foot.
Most common is by foot.
Downtown Anacortes is accessible by foot.
30 minutes by foot to MIT.
The suction was generated by foot treadles.
"I will go by foot to perform there.
Make your way around town by foot or cab.
Deliveries are made by foot, with a trolley.
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