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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a place to try" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a location where one can experiment, test, or sample something.
Example: "This café is a place to try new flavors of coffee that you won't find anywhere else."
Alternatives: "a spot to experiment" or "a venue for testing".
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It's a place to try new material.
"Rrazz is the big time, and Martuni's is a place to try out a song.
M. Gemi A place to try on shoes from the online purveyor of Italian-made footwear.
For baby boomers, he added, a hotel can be a place to try technology that they have not yet purchased.
With Bob's support, the Review had become a place to try things out, take a risk, show off.
"Fantasizing about a place to try technology, where it would just be users and machines, is precisely what needs to not happen," he said.
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While the menu changes by season, it's a great place to try a number of dishes with friends.
Mexico seemed a fun place to try and a friend was going out there at a similar time.
Hong Kong would be a good place to try an alternative way of dealing with dissent.
Cambodia is obviously a convenient place to try an educational experiment, because it doesn't have the regulations that hamper innovation in the United States.
Normal games are more relaxed and is a great place to try out a champion.
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