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The phrase "went in on" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to describe someone joining or participating in an activity or event. For example: "Maria went in on the project with her team, contributing her ideas and expertise." "Jake and his friends went in on a surprise gift for their teacher." "I decided to go in on the group investment with my coworkers."
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They bombed relentlessly from the air, then, with their Afghan counterparts, went in on foot, securing villages one by one.
"The joke went in on Friday," said Steve Levitan, one of the creators.
If two people went in on a two-room double together, the one with the best number selected for the pair.
"Then we went in on foot.
McTiernan went in on April 3.
"We kind of just went in on it.
Mr. Jennings probably went in on the wrong day".
But me and my dad just went in on halves on a trailer.
Sure, he felt nervy when he "went in on" apex predators, but fear was good.
Some went in on foot, pulling their children in red wagons.
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