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The phrase 'is she in' is correct and is used in written English
It can generally be used when asking whether someone is present in a given context, such as a particular location. For example: "I haven't seen Jane for hours. Is she in?"
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You know 'Is she drowning, or is she in complete ecstasy?
What is she in love with?
What place is she in now?
"What county is she in?" "Hamilton County".
What line of work is she in?
Why is she in France?
Wait, is she in my grade?!
Why is she in the news?
But where is she in these exploits?
"Why is she in front?" an organizer asked.
Are we in Marilyn's mind or is she in ours?
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