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The phrase "bandage on" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to when someone is about to put a bandage on themselves or someone else. Here is an example sentence: "He had to put a bandage on his knee after injuring it in the soccer game."
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But one with a dirty bandage on his right leg lagged behind.
They put a bandage on my leg".
Just a small bandage on his arm.
Mr. Toney unwraps a bandage on his leg.
The aide, I noticed, had a bandage on his hand.
He wore a bandage on his left arm.
She lightly touched the bandage on her neck.
López also had a bandage on his left calf.
Daisy pointed out a small bandage on her ankle.
Soriano, a bandage on his left hand, agreed, saying: "He likes to throw inside.
We have just stuck a bandage on top of the wound and forgotten about it.
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