The phrase "left back home" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: "After years of traveling, she finally decided to return to her hometown. As she left back home, memories flooded her mind, and she couldn't wait to see her family and friends again."
A military assassin named Hallam (Benicio Del Toro, left), back home from the killing fields in Kosovo, can't turn off his trigger finger and starts shooting hunters in the woods.
After returning, he married the girl he had left back home, Jill Ditch, and they had three children.
Two limited-overs tours for the Australian team through February and March, while the players left back home finish the Sheffield Shield season.
They've already checked the big-ticket items off their bucket list and are just coming to relax and enjoy the absence of whatever apocalyptic winter storms and chores they left back home.
GR With every incident the live broadcast of Sunday's Western Conference final would quickly flash up a packed Crystal Ballroom scene, just to gauge the reaction of the Portland Timbers fans left back home in Cascadia.
In some cases, the change in attitude comes instead from immigrants who arrived with high expectations of American medicine and now yearn for the kind they left back home.
When the downward spiral continued, Ellen Sherman came to collect him on Dec. 1, for three weeks' leave back home in Lancaster, Ohio.
"As they traveled West," he says of their trips to their homes in the South of France, "they eagerly forgot about the tens of millions of Russians they were leaving back home -- that same broken mob, complaining, drinking and dying".
Fraternities and sororities are families of a sort, and if you think of them that way, they're perhaps not so different, in all their contradictions, from the families that students leave back home.
OF course, there is not much that the travel industry can do about a problem that women leave back home: child care.
We can't recall items on the short grocery list we left back at home.
