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The phrase "coming three days" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to refer to a specific period of time in the future, usually starting from the current day. Example sentence: "We will be hosting a conference for the next coming three days, so make sure to prepare your presentations accordingly."
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"It will be discussed in the coming three days".
Doubtless, it will continue over the coming three days.
The first of those is at home to Moldova, with the trip to Wales coming three days later.
The storm's latest shift, coming three days before the seventh anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, was met with great concern in the region.
By saying all these things at the start of the conference Mrs May set the terms of the coming three days in Birmingham.
They went into tonight's game against D.C. United here with only two victories away from home, coming three days apart in early July.
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They'll know that you're coming two days before you reach the place.
His comments came three days after the International Day of the Girl Child.
She came three days early, red-faced and howling.
It came three days after the first bomb destroyed Hiroshima.
The decision to kick Mauk off the team came three days after the video was posted.
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