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The phrase "find itself in" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it as an expression to indicate a situation where someone or something is placed in a particular situation, circumstance, position, etc. For example: The company often finds itself in difficult financial times.
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Cricket may soon find itself in the same boat.
And how did America come to find itself in Giunta?
No reputable business should ever find itself in this position.
England could find itself in the same situation.
The eye had to find itself in the coördinate system of the hand.
Yet a few years on, the CDU could find itself in a similar situation.
The hardware business could actually find itself in the losing group.
It is an unusual situation for the bank to find itself in.
Some of that debt is going to find itself in trouble.
To find itself in that position has to come as a shock.
RARELY does a supposedly democratic country find itself in such a mess.
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