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The phrase "joins up with" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to connect or come together with something else. Example: The hiking trail joins up with the main road at the top of the mountain.
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GEORGE ORWELL JOINS UP On Boxing Day 1936, the writer arrives in Barcelona and joins up with the Poum, a revolutionary socialist party.
That intellectual climate joins up with a social climate.
She joins up with a gang of vengeful militant vegan lesbians to gain some feminist clarity.
Jack joins up with Willie and becomes his confidant and his hatchet man.
After he is robbed on a trip to China, he joins up with the others.
The Australia captain joins up with his squad tomorrow to prepare for next month's Champions Trophy.
She joins up with a group of Namas and together they seek revenge.
Basically, the world is taken over by negative forces, and this boy joins up with a dragon to change things.
Gob then stays on in the bar and joins up with Mark Cherry's entourage and becomes known as "Getaway".
Johnny is a man of both nations; he joins up with Arnold as a secret agent for the British, but his admiration for him is genuine.
His mission grows exponentially weightier when, in an effort to cure himself, he joins up with a smuggler, Spider (Wagner Moura, fantastic).
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