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The phrase "are on the patch" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to something being located or present on a specific area or surface, often in relation to a physical patch or a designated space.
Example: "The flowers are on the patch where we planted them last spring."
Alternatives: "are in the area" or "are on the site".
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Tell them you are on the patch.
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Newport smokers must be on the patch as of late.
After a rough patch it is on the mend.
Most research reported since 1994 has been on the nicotine patch.
Patching should be done quickly; the emphasis is on getting the patch about right and fixing problems later.
He's there; he's made it; he's standing on the patch of orangey sandy dirt that's too small to be a beach.
"To my mind, the most interesting question at this point is why were the patches put on, and who put them on, and when," she said.
The weights are based on the patch intensity vector distances.
Things that damage cables are, on certain patches on the ocean's bottom, mysterious chemicals rot them.
Flecks of blood were drying on the patch of ground where Morgan's friend had been shot, moments earlier.
For the sake of depicting the capabilities of the presented numerical model in structural verifications, the study is focused on the patch loading field, a structurally complex phenomenon.
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