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"fall in line with" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to conform or follow along with something or someone's expectations or rules. Example: The new employee quickly fell in line with the company's policies and procedures. Example: In order for the project to be successful, everyone needs to fall in line with the supervisor's instructions.
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You fall in line with house norms.
Fuel consumption would fall in line with emissions.
Neither is Europe ready to fall in line with American thinking.
However, the price would rise and fall in line with wholesale power prices and other costs.
The black man must fall in line with the way things are.
Downstairs, he waited to fall in line with the other film-school grads.
But in this case, the measurements seem to fall in line with anecdotal evidence.
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I replaced my bug in 1971 with a Toyota, falling in line with the times.
"The Blueprint 3" falls in line with other recent mass-market successes in hip-hop.
That is one reason mortgage rates have not fallen in line with other interest rates.
But not every oil-exporting country is falling in line with the Saudi position.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.

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