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The phrase "To put it plainly" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to introduce a straightforward or simplified explanation of a complex idea or situation. Example: "To put it plainly, we need to increase our sales by 20% to stay profitable this year."
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To put it plainly, Eastwood seems embarrassed.
To put it plainly, we owe them our lives.
To put it plainly, the story was gross.
To put it plainly: I truly believe we need new tools to counter old threats.
To put it plainly: when you know you aren't a cheat, it's a ballache.
"To put it plainly, the construction was shoddy," Mr. Bentley said.
To put it plainly, the proxy didn't come clean about those Merrill bonuses.
To put it plainly, the obstacle facing Ms. Stritch is her failing memory for lyrics and for patter.
To put it plainly, you just don't need to worry about homophobic violence in the same way if your house has a moat.
"To put it plainly, my view is that we are in danger of trying to squeeze too much risk and complexity out of banking".
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