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The phrase "are certainly made" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a strong belief or certainty about the creation or production of something.
Example: "These products are certainly made with high-quality materials, ensuring durability and performance."
Alternatives: "are definitely produced" or "are undoubtedly created".
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Experts usually regard famine as largely a man-made catastrophe, as opposed to natural disasters like hurricanes or tornadoes, although the effects of the latter are certainly made worse by short-sighted construction and energy products.
San Francisco's smelly streets are certainly made worse by the drought, but the underlying issues are the intractable trio of urban ills — homelessness, mental illness and addiction.
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Some developers are certainly making a killing.
And they are certainly making their own ice creams.
These plans are certainly making the wait for admission decisions easier.
We won't do it overnight but we are certainly making good strides to improving it".
The bowlers are certainly making the most of the cloudy overhead conditions.
I think that these benefits are coming from the government programs and they are certainly making the economy feel better.
Looking at our own client base, parents with these older children are certainly making the most of this product.
Bitfenix is a new company in the case market, but they are certainly making their mark.
"The Jerry Garcia phenomenon is a matter of experimentation, and people are certainly making money off it.
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