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The phrase "a slow grind" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a process that is gradual and requires persistent effort, often implying that it is tedious or laborious.
Example: "The project was a slow grind, but we finally completed it after months of hard work."
Alternatives: "a gradual process" or "a tedious effort".
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Here it's just a slow grind to a halt".
It's just a slow grind, and you have to have patience".
The game will also feature micro-transactions, allowing players to either level up their character through a slow grind, or purchase boosts, unique weapons and armour.
The Easter getaway turned into a slow grind for some holidaymakers today as a mixture of torrential rain and heavy traffic brought long delays to roads.
Levelling up can be a bit of a slow grind, but Pidgey stacking can boost your trainer by at least one level.
What is certain is that Europe's austerity programs will prove a slow grind on economies and will come with a significant human toll, which will worsen before it improves.
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It was a slow, grinding game.
As experienced by most people, adoption is a slow, grinding process.
The result: a slow grinding away of the book, and a predictably disturbing noise, as well.
Climate change is a slow, grinding crisis but urgent action is needed to defuse it.
Rather, it will mean a slow, grinding perpetuation of the status quo-minus.
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