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Yes. Follow up is a phrasal verb. When the object is a pronoun it must come between the two words of the phrasal verb.
I know what orthopedic means , I looked it up in the dictionary. (verb = look up)
Mrs Smith thinks we have over charged her, I will follow it up in the morning. (verb = follow up)
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