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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are persuaded" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that someone has been convinced or influenced to adopt a particular belief or course of action.
Example: "After much discussion, the committee members are persuaded to support the new policy."
Alternatives: "are convinced" or "have been swayed".
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But not all companies are persuaded.
But not all shareholders are persuaded.
Hardly all Australians are persuaded.
We are persuaded that the commissioners made the right choice.
But others are persuaded, despite the teething pains.
Few are persuaded that it represents an about-face.
Many women and doctors are persuaded by this argument.
And, for their part, the producers are persuaded that "E.R".
Not all educators are persuaded that this is necessarily a good idea.
They are persuaded by the al-Qaida vision of an Islamic caliphate in the Arabian peninsula.
Eventually they are persuaded to identify themselves with just a first name.
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