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The phrase "early days of" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
Example: In the early days of the company, they faced many challenges and setbacks, but they persevered and eventually became successful. This phrase is typically used to describe the beginning or initial stage of something, such as a project, time period, or journey. It can be used in both formal and informal contexts.
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Such were the early days of TV.
Tells early days of nudists in gym.
It is still early days, of course.
But very early days of course.
For them, the early days of iPhone applications resemble the early days of the Internet.
"We are still in the early days of the E.T.F.
In the early days of TV, 60-second spots ruled.
In those early days of television, this wasn't easy.
The early days of parenthood are filled with anxiety.
Creative businessman, involved in the early days of television.
"In the early days of mobile, consumerisation was not considered.
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