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The phrase "in a text" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to specific information or details within a written piece. For example: - The main theme of the story is only briefly mentioned in a text, but it is a recurring motif throughout the book. - In a text message, my friend asked me to meet them at the coffee shop at 3pm. - The author's use of vivid imagery in a text brings the setting to life for the reader. Simply put, "in a text" can be used whenever you want to refer to something that is written or included within a written piece, whether it is a book, article, message, etc.
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"Wow big crime for a SPECIAL WHATEVER," Giuliani wrote in a text message to the outlet.
- In a text from Malcolm.
In a text message, Hamas said: "We bless the operation.
He sent them in a text message to his wife.
"100% not true," he said in a text message.
.' People can read that in a text book.
Highlight or underline important words in a text.
"Easily solved," Mr. Kudlow said in a text message.
Program in a text editor rather than an IDE?
"It is their call," he said in a text message.
"I am not upset," he wrote in a text message.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.

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