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The phrase "a switch on the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a physical switch or control mechanism that is located on a specific object or device.
Example: "To turn on the lights, simply flip the switch on the wall."
Alternatives: "a control on the" or "a toggle on the".
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Just flip a switch on the ceiling and one candle lights.
In some models of assault rifles, fully automatic fire can be substituted for one-shot or three-shot burst fire by flicking a switch on the weapon.
I can't find a switch on the side.
(You can disable the overdrive by touching a switch on the shifter).
A switch on the show business credo Think Yiddish, Talk British.
A switch on the top varies between maximum and normal suction.
A switch on the bottom of each speaker allows for mono or stereo playback.
When they were within range, he flicked a switch on the dashboard and blew them and himself up.
"In the movie," he said, "my life is sort of a switch on the poor-girl-marries-rich-boy story.
He said a user could get breaking news or a book with the flip of a switch on the device.
A driver could choose five settings between "soft" and "firm" by flicking a switch on the instrument panel.
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