Would the sentence below make sense?

> バスがじゅっぷんにきます。
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How to say 'in 10 minutes' as in 'the bus comes in 10 minutes'?
You would say

> バスは[１０分]{じっぷん(じゅっぷん)}[後]{ご}に来ます。  
>  or バスは（[後]{あと}）１０分で来ます。
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I would usually use `後｛ご｝`, as an indication of what is to come :

> バスが十分｛じゅっぷん｝後｛ご｝に来{き}ます。

Another example :

> 飛行機{ひこうき}は１０分[後]｛ご｝に離陸｛りりく｝します。

Maybe you also know `後｛あと｝で` as a way to say, `afterwards, in a while`, this
is the same kanji. You can use it this way :

> 電車｛でんしゃ｝は後｛あと｝五分で発車｛はっしゃ｝します。
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You could say

> バスは[10分]{じゅっぷん}後{ご}に来{き}ます。

Or a slightly more formal

> バスは[10分]{じゅっぷん}後{ご}に到着{とうちゃく}します。

EDIT:  
I asked my Japanese teacher about this (as it came up somewhere else) the
following clarification was made:

BAD: 後２０分に (This phrasing is typically used for an ongoing action that has
already started)

GOOD: ２０分後に (This specifies a time point in the future)

I have edited the answer accordingly.
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