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"center of town" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to the geographical center of a town, such as a downtown area or a place with a lot of businesses or activity. For example, "We decided to meet at the center of town to do some shopping."
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Certainly not in the center of town.
Excellent location in the center of town.
"I don't stray from the center of town.
At least it's easy to find the center of town.
And there's a Marriott in the center of town.
(It's about an hour to the center of town).
Down a back alley in the center of town,.
In the center of town, turn north onto Gaston.
The center of town is two miles away.
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The 'center of town.'.
The restaurant is near the center of town.
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