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The phrase "a nod of" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to indicate a gesture of acknowledgment or approval, often in a figurative sense.
Example: "The director gave a nod of approval to the team's proposal, signaling that they were on the right track."
Alternatives: "a sign of" or "a gesture of".
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A nod of assent.
It's like a nod of acknowledgment from a busy bartender.
This statement drew a nod of assent from Zhanna Yurieva.
It's a nod of respect and great gratitude".
Another taste, and a nod of the head.
Prog rockers didn't dance; a nod of the head was about as physical as it got.
Roberts did not mention Kavanaugh specifically, but gave him a nod of approval by quoting him.
The man's co-worker stepped in and gave Kuntzman a nod of recognition.
So it's nice to see bicycling get a nod of sorts, courtesy of Club Monaco.
Tell that to your average American liberal, and you'll get a nod of recognition.
The official news media gave the Wednesday show a nod of approval.
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