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The phrase "are really trying" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express effort or determination in a particular context, often in relation to achieving a goal or overcoming a challenge.
Example: "Despite the difficulties we face, we are really trying to make this project a success."
Alternatives: "are genuinely attempting" or "are truly striving".
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They are really trying to stop me".
They are really trying to get back into a job.
"The people who have worked the B.C.S. are really trying.
Very few people are really trying to publicise these places".
"Schools that advise you are really trying to help you," he says.
"We are really trying to get into the head of the American customer".
"What they are really trying to do here is stop the contagion.
"With RAW, we are really trying to raise awareness about transparency," she said.
"What we are really trying to do is to expand our house," Mr. O'Connor said.
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"[Recent grads are] really trying to develop the whole package of who they are as professionals," Hing says.
"[Customers are] really trying to reestablish existing landscapes, trying to revive trees and shrubs, revive what they have back".
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