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"coat of" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use "coat of" to refer to the layer of a substance covering something, as in "a coat of paint." You can also use it to refer to a protective layer, as in "a coat of wax" or "a coat of armor." For example, "The swordsmith applied a thick coat of wax to the blade."
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It's a coat of arms.
And a coat of masonry paint.
7. Dolly Parton, "Coat of Many Colors".
It features the Jamaican coat of arms.
And perhaps a coat of armor.
It needs only a coat of imagination.
Apply second coat of finish.
Add a coat of primer.
Apply a coat of mascara.
Add a coat of varnish.
Apply another coat of mascara.
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