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The phrase "a diversion in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a change in direction or focus, often in the context of activities or discussions.
Example: "The meeting took a diversion in the conversation when someone brought up the recent project updates."
Alternatives: "a shift in" or "a change in".
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Or maybe she'll be spotted by pimps and installed as a diversion in a brothel.
As a diversion, General Orde Wingate's Chindit force of nine brigades would stage a diversion in the central area.
For some, the place became a refuge from work and the city, and then a diversion in retirement.
A week later, planning permission was granted for a diversion in the Epte and two foot bridges for the pond.
While other prisoners created a diversion in the exercise yard, Biggs scaled a wall with a rope ladder and dropped on to a furniture van parked alongside.
Ultimately, individuals are forced to cause a diversion in order that they can guiltily scuttle off to catch the last tube unnoticed.
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The main reasons the teachers gave for being a postgraduate teacher were: witnessing the trainees' personal development, feeling a member of a guild and a welcome diversion in a busy working week in their own practice.
The number, which seems like an outtake from another movie, is a playful diversion in a series of skits.
And in Louisiana, the state attorney general in 2004 set up a diversion program in which gamblers charged with nonviolent crimes can avoid trial if they get treatment.
The road was closed by police in both directions, with a diversion put in place.
Next week, Holder will be visiting a drug court program in St . Louis Mo., and a diversion program in Peoria, Ill.
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