The phrase "am seriously interested" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when expressing a strong interest or enthusiasm about a particular subject, opportunity, or proposal.
Example: "I am seriously interested in the job opening at your company and would love to discuss my qualifications further."
Alternatives: "I am very keen" or "I have a strong interest."
If you are serious about working conditions and you are the buyer and therefore able to exert a lot of influence over suppliers, you would have a very serious conversation with your suppliers saying I am seriously interested in good working conditions.
"You can absolutely say that I am seriously interested," she told the Post.
"So if I am seriously interested in being part of an issue, I'll use my art as my mode of commentary," he says.
I don't specifically dwell on any other issue, but if I am seriously interested in being part of an issue and causing an impact, I'll use my art as my mode of commentary.
I was graciously granted permission to post these pictures to help spread the word, and if you're seriously interested, email me your production interest, and I'll pass along the contact info.
For colleges, a campus visit is the most important sign that an applicant is seriously interested, and there are times when that expression of interest can make the difference between acceptance and rejection.
The real question is: are readers, who are seriously interested in whatever comes out of the research about tea, really interested in your personal feelings about tea? Do they have any relevance to the aim of the article itself?
The Yankees have expressed some interest in the free agent Juan Gonzalez, but one official said they were seriously interested in Guerrero, who is 27 and a far better defensive player than Sheffield, who is 35.
But he said Mexico was seriously interested.
She was too gorgeous for me to be seriously interested in her.
The main criteria are that prospective students must be seriously interested in exploring their heritage.
