The phrase "are highly interested" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a strong level of interest in a particular subject or topic.
Example: "The researchers are highly interested in the effects of climate change on marine biodiversity."
Alternatives: "are very interested" or "have a strong interest".
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The results showed that the students are highly interested in this type of digital learning.
In Group 1 the participants of which are highly interested in this information class, finally all nodes become infected.
We found a significant moderation of the interest appraisal on the level of lessons: Students, which are highly interested over a period of several lessons do get bored when lacking enough time to reflect on subject matter over a period of several lessons (Table 4).
Make them want it at that gallery and let people know you are highly interested in having your work there.
Prepared to cash out, Qwest Communications International Inc.'s top executive, Joseph P. Nacchio, and its biggest investor, Philip P. Anschutz, are highly interested in selling their company, even as they explore renegotiating Qwest's agreement to acquire U S West Inc., executives close to the company said yesterday.
"There's an intensity to the McCain voter who is highly interested in the campaign and anxiously wants to hear everything he has to say.
One F.B.I. official, who would not discuss what investigators have found in the laptop, confirmed that they were highly interested in the evidence it contained.
The stereotype of Cambridge students as 'swots' is arbitrary and undermines the fact the student body is highly interested in the arts.
"If I'm going and spending 20 minutes in the shoe section, that means I'm highly interested in buying a pair of shoes," Mr. Capasso said, and the store might send a coupon for sneakers.
Regular readers of The Choice would be highly interested in this article, as it examines some serious issues we've covered about college affordability, student debt and the roles that students, parents, colleges and lenders have played in the issue.
