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The phrase 'left in the care of' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to express that something or someone has been entrusted to another person or group. For example, "My daughter was left in the care of her grandparents while I went on a business trip."
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He was left in the care of his grandmother.
Children are often in danger in Gothic novels, left in the care of very inappropriate adults.
His father lives in America, so Conor is left in the care of his brisk grandmother.
Everything else was left in the care of close Parisian friends and his publisher, Edition Russe de Musique.
Her son is left in the care of her former boyfriend, and her two daughters live with Desma's cousin.
Her mother died when Miss Conklin was 12, he said, and she was left in the care of two aunts.
Nevertheless, Aftab, who was desperately undernourished and ill, had to be left in the care of an orphanage.
Many sold sex to support drug habits or children left in the care of worried, hardworking grandmothers.
Their infant daughter Yojana was left in the care of her grandmother, where she remained for nearly eight years.
While her mother sought a divorce, Oona and her brother Shane were left in the care of Aggie's live-in lover, James Delaney.
Izbicki, left in the care of his grandmother, stood on the balcony once again and watched as the Hitler Youth swarmed around the family business.
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