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"in the number" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used when referring to a specific numerical value or quantity within a sentence. Example: In the number of students who participated, only half completed the survey.
Exact(60)
The clue was in the number.
"There's parity in the number of scholarships.
Exponential in the number of vertices.
WHY the change in the number?
Big swings in the number of promotions.
Texas ranks first in the number of uninsured children.
"You've seen it in the number of indictments.
Alarming decline in the number of phone booths.
No region reported an increase in the number of libraries.
What magic lies in the number 10,000?
In the number of deals, it was the busiest.
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in the phone
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in the workforce
in the breakdown
in the prevalence
in the enrolment
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in the employment
in the constituency
in the numbering
in the completion
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in the proportion
in the incidence
in the outcome
in the hague
in the completions
in the outcomes
in the ranges
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