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"indulged in" is a perfectly acceptable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to someone who has given in to something they desire, or to suggest the act of engaging in a certain activity or pleasure. For example: "He indulged in his favorite dessert every day."
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Spellers in the throes of anguish indulged in stalling tactics.
Had Mr. Markowitz indulged in a sweet drink that evening?
He indulged in neither.
He indulged in fiscal tricks as comptroller.
He never indulged in cheap yah-boo.
King George indulged in British-influenced eccentricities.
And they indulged in quiet neighborhood strolls.
Indulged in privileges of office.
Yet she never indulged in brassy exaggerations.
Mr. Mazzoni also indulged in gentler preoccupations.
I've indulged in this, of course.
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