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The phrase "are not gaining" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a lack of progress or improvement in a particular context, such as performance, knowledge, or resources.
Example: "Despite our efforts, we are not gaining any traction in the market this quarter."
Alternatives: "are not making progress" or "are not improving."
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Are you starting to get concerned as to why you are not gaining any traction in your job search?
"The polices that the president has invoked are not gaining favor with the American people".
High volume fly ash (HVFA) concretes are not gaining acceptance in construction industry because of low strength.
The Taliban have lost much of their senior leadership, he said, and other insurgent groups are not gaining popular support.
"They are not gaining because of the religion issue," Yossi Beilin, a former government minister running for parliament on the left-wing Meretz slate, said of Shinui.
But in spite of a decade of interventions and student support initiatives, the nation's most disadvantaged adults and young people are not gaining traction towards degrees.
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If you aren't gaining much, you're on the wrong track.
Ukip is saying we aren't gaining anything while we are in the EU.
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