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'reverse to' is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is usually used to mean going back or returning to a previous state or condition. For example: After a period of chaos and confusion, the company reversed to its original structure and procedure.
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Mirrored panels reverse to leather.
There is a reverse to this.
His best play was on a reverse to Arnaz Battle.
I did things in reverse to the general public.
Study after study has shown the reverse to be true, says Sorace.
It is signed with the pseudonym Mara and dedicated, on the reverse, to "Bartoli con amor".
Ed Miliband says he wants to do a Thatcher in reverse: to change the British soul.
However, your reporting was in complete reverse to my positions on three subjects.
But then Jacksonville got cute -- a fancy reverse to receiver Alvis Whitted -- and Garnes was there.
The percentage plummeted in the next set, as Safin responded in reverse to momentum.
The captain was trying to reverse to get out of its way when it happened.
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