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The phrase "charm of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is pleasing, attractive, or delightful. For example, "The charm of autumn in the city is undeniable."
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The charm of Elaine's was Elaine".
"But that's the charm of it.
That's the charm of the place.
Verdict: Discreet charm of a modern bourgeoisie.
That's part of the charm, of course.
It had a charm of its own.
"It's the charm of the place.
"And that's the charm of it".
The charm of Graham's was its frankness.
That's the charm of the tournament.
In him, the charm of agony replaces the charm of action.
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