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'had been coming' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an action or occurrence which began in the past and continued up until some point in the past. Example sentence: "The thunderstorm had been coming all day, and we were finally able to take cover when it arrived."
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It had been coming.
This had been coming.
The goal had been coming.
Braka had been coming to Basel since 1977.
Perhaps this day had been coming.
The alliance had been coming apart for some time.
She had been coming for the past 23 years.
This had been coming from a long way back.
Tony Mowbray's resignation from Coventry City had been coming.
People had been coming out to support their friends.
He had been coming to the sale since 1997.
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