The phrase 'swap out of' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is an informal phrase that means to replace something with something else. For example: I need to swap out of these old headphones for some new ones.
Allowing for open shifts, less rigid last-minute schedules, and the ability to more easily swap out of shifts will be key in creating a non-financial perk for employment.
When the Adjustment period begins, you may try and swap out of 3AL and into 12A.
When the Adjustment period begins, you may try and swap out of 1AL and into 4A.
The iTV will need to convince people to spend more on TV content, perhaps even swap out of their Sky or Virgin Media channels subscription.
The Hancock fund's managers have taken advantage of rising stock prices to swap out of weaker lenders and into the shares of banks with more conservative lending standards.
This means a corporation can issue, say, a Swiss franc-denominated bond and make dollar payments in return or can swap out of floating-rate debt into a fixed rate.
For City, it appears they will shore up their defensive stocks by swapping out-of-favour winger David Williams for Adelaide defender Osama Malik.
This will keep Latias from escaping, and you can swap out to one of your fighters.
In order to survive, they began to swap out atoms of phosphorus for atoms of arsenic.
He asked if she could swap out one of her current co-hosts for one of the co-hosts on "The Talk," which would it be.
But SearchEngineLand ventures to say that "in the next 12 months (or so)," we might start seeing Apple swap out some of Google's tech for its own.
