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The phrase 'had left her' is correct and can be used in written English.
You could use it when referring to something that occurred in the past. For example: "She had been living in her home for 5 years, until her husband had left her."
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Unemployment had left her demoralized.
Ebola had left her.
An explosion had left her partly deaf.
Still, the cut had left her rattled.
"Everybody had left her before".
She, too, had left her work recently.
The three operations had left her sterile.
A few years before, her husband had left her.
I knew the spirit had left her body".
Weeping had left her eyes raw-edged and dim.
Then she remembered she had left her father.
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