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The phrase "are headed out" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that someone is leaving or going somewhere, often used in informal contexts.
Example: "We are headed out to the store to pick up some groceries."
Alternatives: "are leaving" or "are going out".
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"More than half the people coming in here are headed out to some exotic location.
You probably feel like you are headed out into a major sh*tshow, and you're right.
Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds are headed out on tour in a few months in support of Push the Sky Away, their excellent album from last year.
People from all over are headed out to the city streets, the country roads, and the night sky with our vigil candles to burn away the pain, the shame and the blame.
If you are headed out for a day in the sun, wear a high SPF sunblock, such as 35 or 60.
Long ball eschews the beauty of intricate passing play and coördinated counter-attacks for trial and error: more often than not, the passes are headed out of play or kicked back down the field by the opposing team, caught by the keeper, or go out of bounds.
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Another of my 8-year-old's classmates and her family are heading out after Christmas.
Almost all of California may be headed out to sea.
He was headed out to sea to get himself arrested.
A Brighton corner is headed out but only as far as full-back Bruno.
I'm headed out to Volunteer Park to give them a good time.
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