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The phrase "a switch back" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a return to a previous state or position, often in discussions about routes, paths, or decisions.
Example: "After considering the feedback, the team decided to make a switch back to the original plan."
Alternatives: "a return" or "a reversal".
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It was like someone flipped a switch back to beautiful and sunny day.
Ghomeshi made a "switch back" to his sweet demeanor, she said.
German media is reporting that the city is now considering a switch back to Microsoft in response to these complaints.
Independent analysts also called the prospect of a switch back to Amoco — which would most likely cost BP billions while adding little to its bottom line — improbable.
They solved the problem by sending software commands to open and close the relay several times — like flipping a switch back and forth — to clear out the dirt.
"A switch back to Detroit is the fastest way to protect public health and to stabilize Flint's water system," he said.
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He sat down next to me on a newly constructed wooden ramp that led down from the road, via a switch-back, to the water's edge.
The effect of the number of daily meals (one versus two) was tested with a switch-back design, each feeding period lasting 1 month.
Diets were compared during mid lactation (weeks 7 16) by using a switch-back design of three periods of 20 days each (1, control; 2, CSFA; 3, control).
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