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The phrase "am I undergoing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when questioning whether one is experiencing or going through a particular process or situation.
Example: "Am I undergoing a transformation, or is this just a phase?"
Alternatives: "Am I experiencing" or "Am I going through".
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Am I undergoing change of heart, change of mind, change of life?
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Simply and honestly put, being Sarah was something I underwent in yet another attempt to discover myself.
Where am I? At 26, I am undergoing my second fall from innocence.
"At the moment I am undergoing treatment, and I'm getting better from the treatment.
As a child, New York City's Cornell Medical Center was where I underwent my first open heart surgery at the age of nine.
I am undergoing treatment and am more than optimistic about a satisfactory outcome, as indeed is the medical team".
"I am undergoing treatment and am more than optimistic about a satisfactory outcome, as indeed is the medical team," he told the Press Association.
She is so precious to me, because when I was undergoing treatment, I worried I'd never have the chance to become a mother.
And it's here that I'm undergoing the first test of my Kenyan training.
So I am undergoing a conscious experience of red provided that I believe that I am undergoing an experience of red, even if I am actually in no first-order perceptual state whatever.
The question is simply how long can the chemotherapy I am undergoing oppose those cancerous cells and keep them subdued.
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