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The phrase "to bench" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in sports contexts to refer to the act of sidelining a player or not allowing them to participate in a game or activity. Example: "The coach decided to bench the star player for the first half due to his poor performance in practice."
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to bench
noun
A long seat, for example, in the park.
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And you want to bench him?
Promoted Jim Lett to bench coach.
He had to bench no one.
On Friday, Girardi decided to bench Rodriguez altogether.
Löw was not amused and threatened to bench Boateng.
Moved Ron Roenicke from third base coach to bench coach.
Cano said Girardi was right to bench him last season.
But Schiano said he did not plan to bench him.
"I said: 'Ian, I had to bench you.
Manager Willie Randolph has never been inclined to bench Wright.
I went from starter to bench player in a flash.
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