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The phrase "am particularly keen" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a strong interest or enthusiasm for something.
Example: "I am particularly keen on exploring new technologies that can improve our workflow."
Alternatives: "am especially interested" or "have a strong enthusiasm for".
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Citizens Advice's Gillian Guy added: "I am particularly keen to see new action on advertising.
"I am particularly keen for the power for targeted equipment interference to be covered by a safeguard for sources.
As I said last week, I want to increase Cif's global – and regional – reach, and Europe is one area I am particularly keen on.
I am particularly keen to see where they go with his comfort eating; it's not a storyline that men get every day.
"I am particularly keen to speak to any witnesses who may have seen Mr Iqbal between closing his shop in Smethwick on Sunday night and the time he was discovered at lunchtime on Monday".
In fact, finding myself in agreement with much of what you say, I am especially encouraged to hear these words: "I am particularly keen to make sure that the highest-quality advocates are instructed in all cases".
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Surprise might be particularly keen in Lower Manhattan along the Hudson.
Nigeria's incoming finance minister, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, is particularly keen.
She is particularly keen to attack him on health care.
Hoosier voters were particularly keen on voting for change.
We're particularly keen to take cricket to the United States.
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