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The phrase "are required to make" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when stating obligations or necessities in a formal context, often in legal, academic, or professional settings.
Example: "All employees are required to make a report of their activities at the end of each week."
Alternatives: "must create" or "are obligated to produce".
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Kickers alone are required to make their own cases.
Thus, two installations are required to make a solid detection.
"Guarantors are required to make 75 times the monthly rent," Mr. Heiberger said.
Writers are not just allowed but are required to make those creative decisions.
Hunters are required to make a reasonable effort to retrieve all killed or crippled birds.
The growers are required to make jobs available first to American citizens & legal aliens.
"Districts should give everyone a summary, and are required to make additional information available," he said.
Social science methods are required to make sense of these complexities to enable more effective implementation.
Only three musical performances are required to make something technically 'a show'.
"There are certain rules which are required to make a market economy work.
When many wills are required to make decisions together democratic procedures seem almost to recommend themselves.
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