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The phrase 'lead up' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a gradual buildup of events, activities, or other items that culminate in a more significant result or event. For example, "The lead up to the big game was a whirlwind of excitement as the team prepared for their best performance ever."
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lead up
noun
Alt form lead-up
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Then lead up to it.
What happened to lead up to that.
Steps lead up to the trail.
She's building a lead up now.
I gave my lead up too easy.
Let me lead up to the first one.
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I usually skim through lengthy lead ups.
Everything has led up to this moment.
It all led up to this.
What led up to Evicted?
All this evidence led up to Eugene Elvey.
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