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"remain in good shape" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe the state of something or someone that is still in good condition or form. Example: Despite the many challenges, the company managed to remain in good shape and continued to grow steadily.
Idiom
Good shape.
If something's in good shape, it's in good condition.
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In particular, it will need both capital markets and the economy to remain in good shape.
"But I don't think anyone can assume things will remain in good shape, given the difficulty of the issues".
But other studies produced more optimistic results.By and large, people do now seem to remain in good shape for longer.
With the FA Cup still to play for this term, City clearly remain in good shape and Platt feels they will be even better next time around.
News Corporation, for one, says its bookings remain in good shape in America, as well as Britain and Australia, its main military allies.
As well, none of Taylor's properties have been seized by the government and they remain in good shape and remarkably free of squatters, as no one dares to take the risk of retribution.
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But he argued that the economy remained in good shape, just not superheated, with the dot-com downturn providing a cool breeze that Mr. Congdon said he welcomed.
Yvette Schue said her family's finances remained in good shape even though her husband, an executive at Target, was sent to Oman in March as a member of the Minnesota Air National Guard.
On the 25th anniversary of his victory here, Lyle showed that his game remained in good shape, closing with a 71 to finish in a tie for 54th, three strokes ahead of Guan, who posted a 75.
But were he to convince Republicans to side with him, he would remain in fairly good shape against Clinton.
Still, the U.S remains in good shape.
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