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The phrase "a phone interview" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it any time you would like to refer to an interview conducted over the phone. For example: "I have a phone interview tomorrow and I'm feeling a bit nervous."
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I got a phone interview.
In a phone interview, Capt.
He's doing a phone interview?
In a phone interview yesterday, Christopher O.
"They're excellent," Dooley said in a phone interview.
"Honestly, I don't know," he said in a phone interview.
Please," Johnson said in a phone interview Thursday.
"It's liberation," she said in a phone interview.
"They are so pumped!" she said in a phone interview.
"I'm seeing different numbers," Forti said in a phone interview.
chief economist, said in a phone interview from Germany.
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