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The phrase "are often the deadliest" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing things that frequently result in death or are particularly dangerous.
Example: "In many ecosystems, invasive species are often the deadliest threats to native wildlife."
Alternatives: "frequently the most lethal" or "commonly the most dangerous".
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Kinship groups are often the deadliest of all, and that includes groups of females as well as males.
If those lava flows came to a rest on a slope, and you're in an environment that tends to get a lot of rain, you may be in trouble – volcanic mudslides are a hazard too, and they are often the deadliest part of the eruption cycle.
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Most people do not understand storm surge, which is often the deadliest impact of a hurricane.
A related problem is work-zone backups, which are often the scene of deadly rear-end collisions.
Health experts recommend that young children who live in regions where malaria is common should be taken immediately to a health facility if they develop fever, as it is often the first symptom of the deadly mosquito-borne illness.
The results are often deadly, and the US government is well aware of what's going on.
As far back as 1886, the Supreme Court said that 'because of local ill feeling, the people of the United States where [Indian tribes] are found are often their deadliest enemies'.
"A standard curtain wall exposed to a bomb blast instantly becomes a source of flying debris of sharp shards which are often more deadly than the bomb blast itself".
Of course, due to the difference in potency, the results are often deadly.
In poorer, developing countries like Haiti or Nepal, major quakes are often devastatingly deadly, with thousands of people killed by collapsing buildings, bridges and dams.
The result is epidemics of disease, tens of thousands of deaths every week (many from conditions that may seem trivial yet are often deadly, like severe diarrhea), and the destruction of countless lives from the ancillary effects of water shortages.
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