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The phrase "a pilot was found" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is reporting the discovery or recovery of a pilot, often in situations involving aviation incidents or searches.
Example: "After an extensive search operation, a pilot was found safe in the dense forest."
Alternatives: "a pilot was discovered" or "a pilot was located."
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A pilot was found dead amid the wreckage of a plane that disappeared Sunday from radar while flying in foggy conditions near the Angeles National Forest and later crashed in foothills near Mt. Wilson, authorities said.
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