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The phrase "are prompting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an action that is currently causing someone to take a specific action or to think about something.
Example: "The recent changes in policy are prompting many employees to reconsider their job satisfaction."
Alternatives: "are encouraging" or "are urging".
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International league tables are prompting some change.
Now, the latest financial numbers are prompting new doubts.
The conversation Wigan are prompting is whether atonement is possible.
Quality improvement criteria are prompting increased standardization of perioperative VTE prophylaxis.
Fragmentation and the soaring costs of TV are prompting clients to consider alternatives.
Congestion, energy scarcity, deteriorating infrastructure, fatalities and numerous other problems are prompting a transition.
And today's dilemmas are prompting new research: which form of fiscal stimulus is most effective?
The looming rules are prompting Wall Street lawyers to shift gears, too.
High used-car prices are prompting some in that situation to buy a new one instead.
China's increasingly assertive territorial claims are prompting its neighbours to bolster their defences.
Now they are prompting a major diplomatic spat between Lithuania and Austria.
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