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The phrase "decked out in" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone or something that is dressed or decorated in an elaborate or showy way. For example, you could say, "The bride was decked out in a beautiful white dress for the wedding."
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You were decked out in Christmas spirit and you had a great smile.
The hub is the Clubhouse, decked out in lots of dark wood with quirky light fittings.
If you are good at drawing, you could draw a person decked out in your line.
I hate seeing the stadium decked out in green.
Most gypsy visitors are decked out in their best outfits.
Several cabs are decked out in Hailo yellow.
Caricatures depicted central-bank chieftains decked out in Superman outfits.
Wealthy figures emerge, decked out in elaborately sinister finery.
This crowd wasn't decked out in a million different jerseys.
The chicken arrives decked out in many colors and layers.
It's huge inside, and all decked out in steel.
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