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The phrase "a purple patch" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe a period of success or good fortune, often in a specific context such as sports or creative endeavors.
Example: "The author is currently experiencing a purple patch, with several bestsellers released in quick succession."
Alternatives: "a winning streak" or "a hot streak".
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Mexico seems to be enjoying a purple patch.
There's a bit of a purple patch at the moment".
Other global stock markets tend to enjoy a purple patch in December.
The public sector has enjoyed a purple patch since Labour came to power.
We're living through a purple patch of amped-up military recruitment commercials.
Self-pity statements of this kind are undergoing something of a purple patch at the moment.
Clearly, the economy is not going to enjoy a purple patch over the coming period.
Gareth Dance music has been enjoying a purple patch of late.
The Blues were not merely hitting a purple patch, their manager was keen to emphasise.
There is no doubt that Yorkshire is going through a purple patch.
Louis CK has hit a quite a purple patch in middle age.
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