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The phrase "at a gallop" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something happening quickly or with great speed, often in a figurative sense.
Example: "The project was moving forward at a gallop, with team members working tirelessly to meet the deadline."
Alternatives: "at full speed" or "in a rush".
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Dean came into the room at a gallop.
The hard right rides at a gallop in Texas.
Saul Bellow, for instance, advised readers to take Sister Carrie at a gallop.
Buy from Amazon.co.ukRIDING a horse at a gallop offers instant gratification.
They went off at a gallop, losing only once, in Scotland.
Free schools and academies, which are outside local-authority control, are expanding at a gallop.
A voice called, "Action!" and my father rode in at a gallop.
The trend to use educational resources available free online is moving at a gallop, nationwide.
The captain was already considering standing down and England won the match at a gallop.
Leading by 10-7 O'Sullivan O'Sullivan began at a gallop in the first session.
The book moves mostly at a gallop, and the tension seldom abates.
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