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The phrase "a recent poll in" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the findings or results of a poll that has been conducted recently, typically in the context of discussing public opinion or survey data.
Example: "According to a recent poll in the local newspaper, most residents support the new policy."
Alternatives: "a recent survey in" or "a recent study in".
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A recent poll in the Irish Times offers mild encouragement.
A recent poll in Vancouver found 94% backing for tougher screening of refugees.
A recent poll in Britain found that 80% of people believe that top directors are overpaid.
A recent poll in Egypt ranked Nasrallah, Meshal, and Ahmadinejhad as the three most popular figures.
A recent poll in Montana put him 12 points behind outgoing Gov. Marc Racicot, a Republican.
In fact, a recent poll in Louisiana showed that 82percentt of voters favored a ban.
In a recent poll in Britain support for making party manifesto promises legally binding plunged from 41% to 18%.
A recent poll in The Star Tribune of Minneapolis showed Senator Wellstone and Mr. Coleman neck and neck.
A recent poll in the UK showed that most Britons want to stay in a reformed EU.
According to a recent poll in the Greek newspaper Kathimerini, 66 percent of Greeks believe that returning to the drachma would be a negative development for the country.
A recent poll in Business Week revealed that 32% of Americans thought they would not be able to deliver an impartial verdict in court cases involving white supremacists.
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