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"what was called" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is usually used when referring to something that has already been named or mentioned, particularly in the past tense. For example, "I went to the restaurant that my friends what was called 'The Blue Door'".
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Many became part of what was called "the race industry".
What was called for above all was accuracy and meanness.
It adopted what was called a "one-firm" culture.
But Naida didn't live in what was called "the world".
The Baldwins attracted what was called a sporting crowd.
21 game against the Detroit Red Wings with what was called an upper-body injury.
We got what was called "exceptional leave to remain" for a year.
Smart young women began wearing what was called "civilized attire" at the time.
But in February 2003 Toyota administered what was called the Valentine's Day shock.
In August 2010, the agency granted the request and began what was called a Preliminary Evaluation.
He was also what was called in those days an "inveterate skirt-chaser".
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