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"legacy to" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe something that is left behind or passed down to someone or something. Example: "The family's estate was a legacy to their eldest son, who then passed it down to his own children."
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He has a legacy to fight for.
Now he has a legacy to mind.
A legacy to be celebrated.
They have a legacy to uphold.
This is a legacy to ponder.
Macmillan's legacy to British politics was complex.
It's not the worst legacy to leave.
A troubling legacy, to be sure.
It is a daunting legacy to uphold.
He has a legacy to decide.
That is the essence of her legacy to us all.
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