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The phrase "before going in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a point in time or a condition that should be met prior to entering a place or situation.
Example: "Make sure to check your equipment before going in to the cave."
Alternatives: "prior to entering" or "before entering".
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Former miners chatted before going in, many happy to see each other after years apart.
He'd tell you, every foul shot, two and a half revolutions before going in".
That putt looped the loop before going in, but you're allowed to use every inch.
I'm wondering whether the really old days where people knew a score before going in was a good thing.
The American dramatist Wallace Shawn, by contrast, prefers to gently beguile his audience before going in for the kill.
The family paused for press photographs in front of the church before going in for the service.
"Why did nine policemen who went to the apartment wait so long before going in?" she said.
But that was before Columbine, before more people were killed because officers waited before going in, rather than trying to end things immediately.
When it's time for comments, they instinctively offer praise before going in for the kill.
My camera and Sidekick 3 were confiscated before going in, but a quick Google search and look what I found.
Most applicants understand that they should do their homework, learning as much as they can about a company and a job, before going in for an interview.
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