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"fallen out of" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that was once in a particular state or condition but is no longer in that state or condition. It can also refer to something that has lost favor or popularity. Example: I used to love playing the guitar, but I've fallen out of practice and can't remember any chords. The once bustling town had fallen out of favor with tourists and was now a ghost town.
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I'd fallen out of love.
He had fallen out of public life.
They had also fallen out of step.
Solitude has fallen out of fashion.
They'd fallen out of touch.
She has fallen out of her world.
They too had fallen out of Eden.
Yet they appear to have fallen out of fashion.
INVESTORS have fallen out of love with emerging markets.
Her temperament hasn't fallen out of shape, either.
Walker has fallen out of the rotation entirely.
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