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Discover LudwigThe phrase "see you back" is correct and usable in written English.
It is generally used to say goodbye to someone with the expectation of seeing them back in the same place or at the same time at a later date. For example: John: "I'm off to my meeting now." Mary: "Okay, see you back here at lunchtime."
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When will we see you back in action?
See you back here soon.
"See you back in the room".
See you back in Cleveland.
See you back here tomorrow.
"The drummer can't see you back there".
See you back just before 2pm.
Then, see you back here in 2018.
And see you back in two weeks.
Nice to see you back here, Mr. Guttormsson.
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We hope to see you back here on Monday, when Talking Horses will largely consist of excited, pre-Christmas chatter.
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