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The phrase "an echo of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that reflects or resonates with a previous idea, sentiment, or event.
Example: "Her speech was an echo of the sentiments expressed during the earlier protests."
Alternatives: "a reflection of the" or "a remnant of the".
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An "American Autumn" is their shot at an echo of the "Arab Spring".
Here, there is an echo of the 1952 Youngstown case.
Here, too, there's an echo of the China case.
There's even an echo of the electrical generator problem.
It's more than just an echo of the Obama's 2008 campaign.
The tax cuts championed by Mr. Bush are certainly an echo of the Reagan era.
It was an echo of the old argument that many Nazis were "just following orders".
In an echo of the fabled Wallis Simpson, she was divorced, and Catholic.
Is "Blue Mustang" an echo of the city's high-plains bronco-busting past?
Perhaps it is an echo of the Sissy Spacek horror flick?
That would be an echo of the charge the United States used to level against Japan.
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