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"in the same sort" is correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to compare something that is similar but not necessarily the same, often with the implication that there may be a few differences. For example: "He is a similar age to his brother, but not in the same sort of job."
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He pointed to the example of Malawi, where the government recently doubled the country's food production by putting in the same sort of agricultural development programs that the global fund is pushing.
LCDs are made in the same sort of giant ultra-clean factories used for manufacturing semiconductors.
"These days we don't believe in stars in the same sort of way.
There are other taxes, fines and fees that operate in the same sort of way.
Now our government is engaged in the same sort of activity.
We found that we were brought up in south London in the same sort of area.
But how can we be so sure that the Greeks lived in the same sort of world as we do?
These newly recruited proteins then go on to engage in the same sort of mischief, recruiting yet more prions.
See that they're living in the same sort of mental space where people's lives and views are respected?
The notion that England now is shuddering in the same sort of anticipation gripped both of our imaginations.
It all sounds hauntingly familiar and appears doomed to end in the same sort of messy failure.
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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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