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"making it home" is perfectly correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to reference people arriving at a location, typically their home. For example, "After a long day, she was happy to be making it home."
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Her only concern was about her employees making it home safely late at night.
He did so after making it home after 10 that night.
Determined commuters commit themselves to beating the odds against making it home before the dog gets the leftovers.
We both knew the whole time that she had a very good chance of making it home alive and unmolested.
To put everything into perspective, later accounts suggested there was a 30% chance of the astronauts not making it home.
The Gulf Coast town is one of the closest Texas cities to New Orleans, making it home to a number of the displaced.
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Burial was the great genre ambassador here, but figures like Shackleton, Pinch, Martyn and 2562 also helped to spread the music's reach by making it home-listening compatible.
The relief that my every adolescent haircut, lovelorn confession and non-rhyming poem has not been archived for eternity at Facebook's corporate headquarters is matched only by the knowledge that I escaped the half-naked selfie life stage entirely, making it home-free to the Pinterest demographic without the Internet ever seeing me in my bra.
He made it home.
They made it home.
He makes it home to a home.
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