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"come to that" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is often used as a transitional phrase to introduce a related or tangential topic. Example: "I was planning on going to the store to buy groceries, but come to that, I remembered that I needed to pick up my dry cleaning as well."
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come to that
adverb
For that matter
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It may come to that.
It could come to that.
It has not yet come to that.
It could just come to that.
Perhaps it won't come to that.
It probably won't come to that.
Maybe it won't come to that.
It might even come to that.
Nor for much else, come to that.
It should not come to that.
It didn't quite come to that.
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