The phrase 'stop by in' is not correct and cannot be used in written English.
The correct phrase would be 'stop by'. For example, you could say "I'll stop by the store on my way home."
Goalkeepers are not usually that high on the shopping list when foreign buyers stop by in Brazil, but for those remembering only Heurelho Gomes's woes at Tottenham, it's worth remembering that Júlio César won a treble with Internazionale and across town Dida won two Champions League titles with Milan.
We have had officers stop by in uniform to drop off tents and materials".
Friends stop by in late afternoon most days.
She told him not to bother, that she'd stop by in the morning.
"I suggest that you stop by in about six weeks," he said.
We also had Gyora, one of the inventors of the original lights out, stop by in the comment section.
Stop by for a drink in their classic historic bar.
The uptake of DOX or Asp-DOX was stopped by washing in cold DPBS three times.
Endocytosis was stopped by washing in cold 1 × PBS with 0.1 mM CaCl2 and 1 mM MgCl2.
The reaction was then visualized using diaminobenzidine (DAB Substrate Kit, Vector Laboratories) and finally stopped by washing in cold PBS.
He stopped by in late September.
