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"but sir" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used as an interjection to politely express disagreement, surprise, or doubt when questioning or addressing someone, typically in a formal context. For example: "I think we should talk with the client first, but sir, I don't think it will be the right thing to do in this situation."
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"But, sir," Janikhel said.
But Sir Tim remains optimistic.
"But, sir, I tried," Krishnan protested.
But Sir John was equal to that.
But Sir Partha himself supports such efforts.
But Sir Percy's proposal was different.
But Sir John was unmoved.
But Sir Howard pours scorn on "Boris Island".
But Sir Richard Broadbent pleaded for patience.
But Sir Howard is not without critics.
SCHUMER: But, sir, the issue goes beyond that.
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