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"in the wind" is a perfectly correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is an idiom which means something that is unknown, unpredictable, or out of one's control. Example sentence: "I have no idea what the future holds, it's all up in the wind."
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in the wind
adjective
Impending or in the offing; imminent.
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Whistling in the wind.
Blowing in the wind?
I'm twisting in the wind.
Change is in the wind.
Immeasurable, invisible in the wind.
They creaked in the wind.
Stems bow in the wind.
Embers coiled upward in the wind.
But Truman was whistling in the wind.
There are hints in the wind.
Empty tents flapped in the wind.
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for a break in the wind
faults in the wind
in the wind and grit
in the gauge
in the momentum
in the gale
in the speed
in the turbine
in the windward
in the breeze
in the typhoon
in the trend
in the atmosphere
in the windy
in the windblown
in the dribble
in the blow
in the windscreen
in the windmill
in the water
in the wind energy
in the blows
in the atmospheric
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