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The phrase "behind the microphone" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe someone who is in a position for speaking or performing in front of an audience, usually on a stage. For example: The musician stood behind the microphone and prepared to perform her new song.
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PARIS — Behind the microphone, Li Na sighed.
Behind the microphone, Li fought back tears.
Fass settles in behind the microphone.
Please line up behind the microphone in either aisle.
All Barry wants is to get behind the microphone.
It is a lively time to be behind the microphone.
Please line up behind the microphone in either aisle..
Some audio books that have sold especially well have featured a celebrity behind the microphone.
Mr. Riley was pushed behind the microphone and has been there ever since.
Game 1 was in New York, with Howard Cosell behind the microphone for ABC.
The veteran BBC sports correspondent Barry Davies wins an MBE, after decades behind the microphone.
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