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The phrase "are amassed in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the gathering or accumulation of items, resources, or information in a specific location or context.
Example: "The resources are amassed in the central database for easy access by all team members."
Alternatives: "are collected in" or "are gathered in".
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Books and journals are amassed in strata so deep that they look like the floor's naturally occurring geological eructations.
The planes, striped red and blue, and are amassed in opposing bins.
Acquisition subsumes the processes of data generation, capture, storage and archiving whereby data originating in human and social contexts are amassed in a data repository.
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There is no limit on the total amount of money that can be amassed in the two PAC's.
The contentions are based on documents and evidence that have been amassed in litigation against the tobacco industry.
"It is an asset that must be amassed in abundant stockpiles and utilized with the utmost care.
In fact, judging from the scholarly work produced in Alexandria, it seems likely that the whole corpus of Greek literature was amassed in the library.
The collection was amassed in 2003 by Irene Albright, and is partly the by-product of her work as a fashion collector and stylist in the eighties and nineties.
What she never knew, she still insists, was that weapons were being amassed in the house, or that violent action was being planned.
Considerable fortunes were amassed in Chile in the early 1800's, and wealthy Chileans, like the wealthy Frenchmen they strove to emulate, began investing in vineyards.
Analysts say global private equity funds like Blackstone are hoping to tap the enormous pool of wealth now being amassed in China.
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