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The phrase 'closer to a' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a process of drawing near or becoming more like something. For example, "This year, his work has been closer to a masterpiece than ever before."
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Iran is closer to a nuclear weapon.
"Actually getting closer to a metaphorical truth?
It's closer to a British tabloid.
This year, they seem closer to a compromise.
"I'm getting closer to a decision".
Still, more conventional approaches are closer to a routine application.
It is closer to A than any other vector, supposedly.
The situation is closer to a preventing immediate loss.
We're four years closer to a nuclear Iran.
Buddhism is closer to a science than a religion.
The end result is something closer to a mini-Hummer.
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