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The phrase "are conducive to" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It means that something contributes to or helps create a favorable or beneficial environment or outcome. Here are some examples of how you can use it in a sentence: 1. The company's open work culture and supportive management style are conducive to employee satisfaction and productivity. 2. A healthy diet and regular exercise are conducive to maintaining good physical and mental health. 3. The warm and welcoming atmosphere of the cafe is conducive to studying and concentration. 4. The peaceful and serene surroundings of the lake are conducive to relaxation and reflection. 5. The new policies implemented by the government are conducive to economic growth and development.
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Are there common spaces that are conducive to social interaction?
Newsrooms are conducive to grumbling.
Thankfully, Ed's cues are conducive to drinking.
Both circumstances are conducive to moral hazard.
These conditions are conducive to the growth of ground icing.
Schools must provide safe, civil, orderly environments that are conducive to learning.
"These are not conditions that are conducive to Chris's style of play," McEnroe said.
"There are only certain environments that are conducive to the origin of life," he says.
There is only metal and water, neither of which are conducive to running.
Geography- What types of climate and geography are conducive to spreading diseases?
Certainly progressive changes that improve conditions and are conducive to ethical practice are worth pursuing.
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