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The phrase "are on the crest of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe being at the peak or forefront of a trend, movement, or situation.
Example: "The company is on the crest of a technological revolution, leading the way in innovation."
Alternatives: "at the forefront of" or "on the verge of".
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And while Hoopla has had a rockier journey, for the time being, women "are on the crest of one of those high points in terms of popularity, new opportunities, and increased value," Knoop says, and it's high time they reaped the benefits.
The fighting cholitas are on the crest of a wave.
Now England are on the crest of such an elongated wave that there is nothing much to quibble about.
We are on the crest of a wave at the moment in terms of ending FGM in the UK and we cannot afford to lose momentum".
While we are on the crest of a new age in military technology, we will not forget that the strength of our military lies with the combat soldier, sailor, airman, and marine.
Shirky believes that we are on the crest of an ever-surging wave of democratized information: the Gutenberg printing press produced the Reformation, which produced the Scientific Revolution, which produced the Enlightenment, which produced the Internet, each move more liberating than the one before.
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He was on the crest of his personal wave.
"I'm on the crest of a wave," he said.
It is on the crest of a hill.
The family homestead is on the crest of the highest hill in all Cerro de Ladra.
"Unfortunately, Monteverde is on the crest of a mountain," Dr. Juvik said.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.
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