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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are flawed" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use "are flawed" when describing something that is not perfect or has errors. For example: - The results of the study are flawed due to the small sample size. - Despite its beauty, the painting's proportions are flawed. - The design of the new building is flawed and needs to be revised. - The argument presented in the article is flawed and lacks evidence. - The company's system is flawed, causing frequent errors and delays.
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All systems are flawed.
Both viewpoints are flawed.
Both plans, though, are flawed.
Both those arguments are flawed.
Moreover, the arguments are flawed.
Both analyses are flawed.
Human beings are flawed.
And both are flawed.
All three are flawed.
Comparisons with Europe are flawed.
All were, or are, flawed.
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