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The phrase "a stand-in for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something or someone is acting as a substitute or representative for another thing or person.
Example: "In the absence of the director, the assistant took on a stand-in for his role during the meeting."
Alternatives: "a substitute for" or "a replacement for".
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She's a stand-in for your view.
Europe is a stand-in for globalization.
Is Helen a stand-in for Garner?
Was he a stand-in for Scorsese?
"Apparently, it's a stand-in for 'tenure,'" says Jeff.
Conclusion: A stand-in for the Universal Declaration : 1789-1948.
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With @shaunwkeaveny ill, we're looking for a stand in for tomorrow.
Virtual robots are not a stand in for real life, he says.
It's a stand in for the real thing".
Food is often a stand in for love.
I am a stand in for that audience.
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