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The phrase "are interested in testing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when expressing curiosity or a desire to engage in testing something, whether it's a product, idea, or process.
Example: "We are interested in testing the new software to evaluate its performance and usability."
Alternatives: "have an interest in testing" or "are keen on testing".
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Another seemingly locally equivalent alternative to the neglected Ar (1) component in the signal arises when we are interested in testing for first order serial correlation in the non-signal component (u_{t}).
Advertisers are interested in testing the podcast waters.
The Stanford researchers are interested in testing whether these treatments strengthen the brain responses and connections they studied.
These are the types of strategies that computer scientists are interested in testing out on real networks.
And Democrats in Virginia and other parts of the country are interested in testing whether stretches of Northern Virginia that have been Republican are ripe for realignment.
A. Well, I don't think countries around the world are interested in testing our credibility when it comes to these issues.
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Bank of America was interested in testing it in A.T.M.s.
He was interested in testing the limits of his audience's endurance.
Because the idea sounded so outrageous, nobody was interested in testing it.
Would you be interested in testing out our products to see if they work for you?'" Ms. Gee said.
If, in fact, the document's on the level, it shows the Iranians at some point were interested in testing an initiator.
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