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The phrase "a strip on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a narrow piece or section of something that is positioned on a surface or area.
Example: "There was a bright red strip on the canvas that caught everyone's attention."
Alternatives: "a band on" or "a section on".
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He stopped the car and asked the surprised driver if he could compare a strip on its fender with the one he was trying to identify.
A strip on the edge of a howling desert.
The site is a strip on the Caribbean 2 miles long.
"Just to get a strip on and get back on a pitch was brilliant.
The lateral light confinement is achieved by adding a strip on top of the topmost high index layer (Fig. 1c, profile in x-direction).
Meanwhile, Strachan hopes to use fewer fringe players in the coming year, saying: "It's soul-destroying being in a hotel for ten days away from your family and not getting a strip on".
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Place a strip of iron-on interfacing within the flap.
Place a strip of iron-on interfacing within the hem of your pocket.
The RFID device serves a similar purpose to that of a bar code or magnetic strip on a credit card [33].
Black and white children played cricket on a strip of artificial turf placed on the sand.
She's basically got a strip of fabric on her.
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