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The phrase "a formidable opponent in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone or something that poses a significant challenge or threat in a particular context, such as a competition or conflict.
Example: "The team faced a formidable opponent in the championship game, making their victory even more impressive."
Alternatives: "a tough competitor in" or "a strong adversary in".
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Mr. Owens is facing a formidable opponent in Ms. Clarke.
She faces a formidable opponent in Mary Kom.
This movement faces a formidable opponent in Iran's conservative clerical leadership.
She faced a formidable opponent in Broccoletti, a criminal lawyer for more than 30 years.
The harlequin is a formidable opponent – in particular for the two-spotted ladybird with which it shares an ecological niche.
Richard Bond is a former Republican National Committee chairman: Hillary Clinton lost a formidable opponent in Rudy Giuliani.
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Her gliding skills and long but stable jumps make her a formidable opponent even in the rough and tumble of the pack and skiing out front she never looked like being caught.
He has not defeated a formidable opponent since Fernando Vargas in 2002.
As a relatively moderate Republican from a reliably Democratic-supporting state, Christie would make a formidable opponent for Barack Obama in the 2012 general election – providing he could win the Republican nomination.
With Holm's background in traditional boxing and kickboxing, Tate was a formidable opponent with her prowess in jiu-jitsu and wrestling.
Mr. Maffei, who came close to defeating Mr. Walsh in 2006, said Mr. Walsh would have been a formidable opponent given his prominence in the area.
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