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The phrase "the precursor of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an event, situation, or concept that came before and led to something else. For example, "The phone booth was the precursor of modern cell phones."
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They have an extra twenty-first chromosome, where the gene for the precursor of the beta-amyloid protein is located.
This was the precursor of the corset.
"This was the precursor of the PT boat".
This step will be the precursor of a lasting solution".
As Mr. Boxley explained, "He's the precursor of the mosquito".
The precursor of this was the 18th-century barrel piano.
Later, she worked for the precursor of PBS.
Twenty-five yeand and people still see him as an innovator, the precursor of everything.
In the air was the whiff of self-assuredness -- the precursor of many a corporate downfall.
To maintain the peace, the United States established a permanent Mediterranean squadron -- the precursor of today's Sixth Fleet.
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Ms. T. imagines the heightened visibility of transsexuals as the precursor of a new enlightenment.
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