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The phrase "are more friendly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the friendliness of two or more subjects.
Example: "In my experience, cats are more friendly than dogs when they are properly socialized."
Alternatives: "are friendlier" or "are more sociable".
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These are more friendly towards that kind of reader.
Younger people are more friendly, they said, though their elders offer surprising insights.
"Backstage, the people are more friendly here," she says, because they're also teammates and friends.
"They are more friendly, more open and they started to rally around each other".
Sisters are more friendly, though Shula would make most sibs reach for a garrotte.
Women are more friendly with people in different fields, and more talkative.
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