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'coming up with' is a correct and usable expression in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate the process of generating a new idea or solution to a problem. For example: "My team spent the meeting coming up with innovative ways to increase sales."
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I was always by myself, coming up with ideas, coming up with something different.
"It's really tough coming up with something new," she said.
Is your NGO coming up with solutions?
We're coming up with jack shit".
They're coming up with different things.
"It's not about coming up with something.
It keeps coming up with surprises.
"I am only coming up with findings.
I'm having trouble coming up with jokes.
He's quick coming up with lines.
"I keep coming up with new characters.
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