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"farewell to" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English
You can use it to mean "an expression of goodbye to something or someone" or "to part with something or someone." Example: I said farewell to my childhood home as I left for college.
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Farewell to the Theatre.
Farewell to Builder Berger.
"A Farewell to Arms"?
Farewell to all that.
FAREWELL to the Canadian penny.
Farewell to spring (Clarkia amoena).
The farewell to "Fela!" won't last long.
And we pray; farewell to the abyss.
Consistently inconsistent Farewell to the floor?
Maureen bids farewell to her beloved city.
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(See "Fannie And Freddie Bid Farewell To NYSE").
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