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The phrase "a phantom" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to something that is elusive, not real, or a ghostly presence.
Example: "The legend spoke of a phantom that haunted the old castle, appearing only on moonlit nights."
Alternatives: "a ghost" or "an apparition".
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Luis Buuel's The Phantom of Liberty (1974) is a phantom of a different color.
"It's a phantom measure.
It's like a phantom limb.
"But it's like a phantom.
"It's a phantom.
It would be like painting a phantom.
Why not just buy a Phantom?
Penelope was not a phantom.
Was it a phantom voice?
"I call it a phantom.
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So my phantom child remained just that--a phantom, a wish, and an unborn spirit.
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