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The phrase "a modest office of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a small or unassuming office space, often in a professional or organizational context.
Example: "After years of hard work, she finally secured a position in a modest office of a non-profit organization dedicated to environmental conservation."
Alternatives: "a small office of" or "a humble office of".
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He had a modest office of his own.
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The next year, he and two employees moved into a modest office on the 18th floor of 2 World Trade Center.
Dr. Schoepp's new base is a modest office on the top floor of a four-story Merck building here in North Wales, north of Philadelphia.
Lisbon's board – which deals with 2,000 cases a year – sits in a modest office on the second floor of a block above a pretty park.
Mr. Mosley, 49, and Mr. Jackson, 50, who share a modest office on the 23rd floor of the Empire State Building with Mr. Mosley's law partner, Howard E. Shafran, have been toiling in civil litigation since the mid-'80s.
Gayle, 54, has a modest office on the fifth floor.
At the time, the university's computer department was contained entirely within a modest office building just east of what was now the Center, and was filled mostly with vacuum tubes.
Though Hayes' team is putting up VIPs at the Four Seasons Baltimore, they are coordinating those visits from a modest office in the bowels of Pimlico's grandstands.
That's a lot of money to flow through a few rooms of a modest office building in West Des Moines, Iowa.
Dr. Green, used to work out of a modest office in Katonah.
Call to Action's headquarters are in a modest office building at the corner of Roscoe and Hamilton Streets.
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