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The phrase "in which to be" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when expressing the idea of a place or condition that someone is in. For example, "She found a safe space in which to be herself".
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These are uncomfortable times in which to be an expert.
Not the most inspiring of places in which to be fighting for your life.
It was, on the whole, not such a bad dawn in which to be alive.
You gained all this extra time, Geoff thought — extra time in which to be lonely.
Uganda has been called the worst nation in which to be gay.
The Depression was a good time in which to be a sheltered only child.
DANA GOODYEAR: Los Angeles is a good city in which to be a reporter.
Unicef calls Angola the most dangerous country in the world in which to be a child.
We want to make our families, congregations and communities safer places in which to be present.
New York is a fine place in which to be alone.
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