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The phrase "are frustrating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that causes annoyance or dissatisfaction.
Example: "The constant delays in the project timeline are frustrating for the entire team."
Alternatives: "are annoying" or "are exasperating".
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Mr. Gephardt's demurrals are frustrating an already frustrating search.
Things are frustrating.
People are frustrating that way.
And sometimes the politics of it are frustrating.
Still, the details of the reclassification are frustrating.
The prospect is tantalising but the practicalities are frustrating.
Now they are frustrating the efforts of investigators.
It is similar at Bristol, where Gloucestershire are frustrating Middlesex.
Its politics are frustrating: corruption is rife in public life, violence widespread, illiteracy normal, poverty stubborn.
Those users have several alternatives, but all of them are frustrating.
With so much riding on the reforms, the last-minute delays in Congress are frustrating.
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