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The phrase "are certain to make" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express a strong assurance or confidence that something will happen or be achieved.
Example: "The new marketing strategies are certain to make a significant impact on our sales this quarter."
Alternatives: "are sure to create" or "will definitely lead to".
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Not all the local residents are certain to make money off the Open.
Officials of the U.S. Soccer Federation are certain to make every effort to keep him.
New deal or not, players are certain to make a lot more money in the upcoming years.
Future developments are certain to make fMRI look like the Babbage difference engine next to the latest smartphone.
Changes to the plan, negotiated with European and I.M.F. officials Thursday, are certain to make it even less popular among Greek citizens.
And other players, like Microsoft, are certain to make their way into the game under the new rules, Mr. Cleland said.
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It is certain to make almost everybody unhappy.
So Xi Jinping is certain to make history.
If Croatia wins, it is certain to make the finals tournament.
Whatever happened Monday night, it is certain to make things worse.
Mr. Andreessen's backing is certain to make RockMelt the focus of intense attention.
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