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The phrase "are dubious about" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing uncertainty or skepticism regarding a particular idea, claim, or situation.
Example: "Many experts are dubious about the effectiveness of the new treatment without further research."
Alternatives: "are skeptical of" or "have doubts about".
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We are dubious about this notion.
But Conservative Party members are dubious about Mr Portillo and Conservative members of Parliament are dubious about Mr Clarke.
But some antitrust experts are dubious about the benefits.
But analysts are dubious about Comsat's plans, given its record.
That was never confirmed, so some people are dubious about this new result.Shades of cold fusion?
But most voters are dubious about returning to the gold standard and dismantling America's overseas bases.
The judges are dubious about the credibility of what the executive branch says is happening.
It's not only post-evangelicals who are dubious about the end times scenario.
Some economists are dubious about the effectiveness of so-called targeted tax cuts, like Mrs. Clinton's.
You often hear concertgoers who are dubious about contemporary music wondering, Where are the new composers?
Yet even some of the church's bearded, black-robed bishops are dubious about the proposed alterations.
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