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"trunk of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to the trunk of a tree or a large container such as a car trunk. For example, "He opened the trunk of his car and rummaged through it."
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Allan puts them in the trunk of his car.
In the trunk of his car, was one bomb.
He forced Father Killeen into the trunk of a car.
Kinney sat against the trunk of a palm tree.
I located Nick digging through a trunk of underwear.
We are now deep into the trunk of the tree.
Or leave him in the trunk of my car.
Thrown into the trunk of a car for punishment.
Someone dumped a moneybag into the trunk of Clark's car.
The trunk of this topic's tree is Eli's legacy.
The trunk of her car is full of pie charts of New York State's energy sources.
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