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The phrase "tranche of" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in financial contexts to refer to a portion or slice of a larger amount, often in relation to investments or loans. Example: "The company secured a tranche of funding to support its expansion plans."
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Another tranche of signatures is imminent.
The next tranche of tickets will be "contingency" ones.
This report is the second tranche of its latest effort.
The second tranche of lending is almost five months overdue.
London will see the final tranche of shows.
This is a whole new tranche of crimes".
The first tranche of shares were sold in September.
This is the final tranche of those shares to vest.
And so ends this second tranche of today's communiqué.
Without the next tranche of loans Greece will be unable to pay its bills in October.
Without the next tranche of aid from the troika — 8 billion euros — Greece could immediately default.
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