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Free sign upThe phrase "branch of" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is often used to refer to a specific division or department within an organization or institution. Example: I work in the marketing branch of the company. This sentence means that the speaker's job is within the marketing department of their company. Example: The history department is a branch of the university. In this sentence, "branch of" is used to indicate that the history department is one division within the larger institution of the university.
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What branch of philosophy?
The local branch of the A.C.L.U.
It is a branch of personal ingenuity.
There is a branch of Fatburger there.
Viticulture is the leading branch of agriculture.
Teaching was a branch of show business.
"There is a third branch of government".
And to a branch of Burger King.
"Branch of the service?
Branch of the N.Y.
Daugavpils has a branch of the Riga Polytechnic Institute.
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