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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a release wrote" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incorrect construction, possibly intended to convey that a release was written or authored.
Example: "The press release was written by the marketing team."
Alternatives: "a release was authored" or "a release was composed."
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What we said: "In this super-charged debut, which harks back to early-90s hip-hop, she delights in speeding up [her delivery], be it to dazzle male counterparts, as on Pants vs Dress, or simply as a release," wrote Killian Fox, in the Observer New Review.
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Although oral releases are generally valid, you should always try to get a release in writing.
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