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"get a piece of" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to obtain or acquire a share, portion, or amount of something. Example: "I need to get a piece of that cake before it's all gone." In this sentence, the speaker wants to obtain a share or portion of the cake before it is finished.
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"And get a piece of Gastrologik as well".
"You get a piece of cardboard that way.
He tried to get a piece of that basketball.
How do we get a piece of that?' ".
And how could I get a piece of the action?
They get a piece of what they can collect.
"I wanted to come back here and get a piece of this action," he said.
But this time they get a piece of the gains.
Why will American companies get a piece of the action?
The competition to get a piece of Arzoo isn't surprising.
Vought is bound to get a piece of the action.
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