"get in place" is correct and usable in written English.
It is generally used to tell someone to move to a particular location or position. For example, "Please get in place for the group photo."
"It hasn't been an easy one to get in place," Mr. Potts said.
One thing I wanted to get in place for this album was a song in the purest form.
As Padnos was being driven toward the demilitarized zone, the F.B.I. team was driving all night to get in place to receive him.
And the models were free enough to run backstage to get in place for the finale, though they still had to hold on to their hats.
It appears that Hernan Medford, a Costa Rican playing for Leon in Mexico, may be the allocated foreigner the MetroStars will get in place of Curcic.
"The on-the-ground arrangements are not in place at the moment and it is still going to be some time before they get in place.
And perhaps this is the show's appeal – the pleasure viewers get in placing themselves above dysfunctional figures such as Mick and Mairead Philpott.
I bet you're wondering what kind of tattoos people get in places like this, right? .
They really don't like the nanny-state style of politics you get in places with larger populations.
Wrap your invite in the fake cobweb you can get in places like Tesco and, if you live in the US, Walmart will probably sell them.
We have got in place the instruments to manage this".
