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The phrase "hand in a gesture" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe how a person's hand is positioned or moving while they are making a gesture, such as pointing or waving. Example: She held out her hand in a gesture of greeting as she introduced herself to the new students.
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After the ceremony Dr. Teller shook his hand in a gesture of reconciliation, but the wounds never healed.
After the hubbub died down, he stretched out his hand in a gesture of calm toward the presiding judge, Sir Brian Leveson.
He holds up the palm of one hand in a gesture of protection; with another he points to his foot to indicate the refuge of his followers.
"For me to make some kind of money, this," he said, waving his hand in a gesture encompassing the store, "has a limit.
But today President Kabila assured all parties: "We have stretched our hand, we have extended our hand in a gesture of peace.
In the 2012 video for "Money Trees," he was shot askance, frequently blocking the camera's view with his hand in a gesture of cool self-protection.
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He raised his hands in a gesture of resignation.
He opens his hands in a gesture of helplessness.
Ahmadzai threw up his hands in a gesture of incredulity and contempt.
Keeping his own dental wreckage tucked under blistered lips, he lifted his hands in a gesture of spiritual peace.
In one photograph, Jackson — in his glittering trademark military-style jacket, hat, and shades — holds her left hand in both his hands, in a gesture of affection.
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