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The phrase "a man dead" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a man who has died, often in a literary or dramatic sense.
Example: "In the dim light of the alley, they found a man dead, his lifeless body sprawled on the cold pavement."
Alternatives: "a deceased man" or "a man who has died".
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Friday found a man dead in a vehicle in front of the home.
A shooting outside an Encinitas, Calif., home left a man dead Thursday morning.
A shooting in Fuquay-Varina, N.C., left a man dead Tuesday afternoon.
A shooting in Carson, Calif., Tuesday night left a man dead and a woman injured.
A shooting in Avondale, La., left a man dead Sunday night.
A shooting in Longview, Tex., left a man dead and a woman hospitalized Sunday night.
A shooting in Clinton, Md., left a man dead early Saturday.
An overnight shooting in Northeast Portland, Ore., left a man dead and a woman injured Wednesday.
A shooting in Watts, Calif., Sunday night left a man dead and his wife wounded.
An early-morning shooting in Lima, Ohio, today left a man dead early Monday.
A shooting left a man dead in his West Dallas, Tex., home late Wednesday.
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