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The phrase "are often considered close" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing perceptions or opinions about the proximity or similarity of two or more subjects.
Example: "In many cultures, family members are often considered close, sharing strong emotional bonds and support."
Alternatives: "are frequently viewed as similar" or "are commonly regarded as near."
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Acropora and Nematostella are often considered "close" relatives and, as they belong to the same Sub-Class (Hexacorallia) within the cnidarian Class Anthozoa, similar gene expression patterns might be expected.
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HTR8/SVneo cells are often considered a closer model of trophoblast cells, because the HTR8/SVneo cell lines were established by immortalizing a physiologic extravillous trophoblast cell via transfection with a plasmid containing the simian virus 40 large T antigen (SV40) [ 9], while the JEG3 cell line was cloned from a primary choriocarcinoma strain [ 10].
These relationships are often considered in contrast to strong ties with close friends and family.
The parrots (Psittaciformes) are often considered on osteological and myological evidence to be the closest relatives of the cuculiforms, but even this relationship, if it exists at all, is not a close one.
Wreck sites are often considered war graves.
Documents are often considered as knowledge transcription.
These people, oddly enough, are often considered the better off.
The largest national group here are often considered Slavs.
Internet-sourced drugs are often considered suspect.
Metals are often considered not selective.
Sirenians are often considered phylogenetic outliers.
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