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"have a shot at" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to refer to attempting something, such as trying a new challenge or competing for something. For example: "I'm going to have a shot at competing in the marathon this year."
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We'll have a shot at goal.
Ireland now have a shot at revenge.
VMware is bound to have a shot at this.
Does she have a shot at a medal?
What's more, they might actually have a shot at it.
"We had to have a shot at this," he said.
Strahan, it appeared, would have a shot at Donovan McNabb.
"I think we have a shot at it," he said.
South but still have a shot at a wild card.
She is considered to have a shot at winning.
They still have a shot at the corner offices.
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