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The phrase "are rooting for" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to express support or encouragement for someone or something, often in the context of sports or competitions.
Example: "During the championship game, all the fans are rooting for their favorite team to win."
Alternatives: "are cheering for" or "are supporting".
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Carmakers are rooting for satellite radio, too.
Others are rooting for Dream Chaser, too.
They are rooting for you to produce.
His former teammates are rooting for him.
Those who belittled Gore then are rooting for him now.
Customers are rooting for Data General to succeed.
Small wonder Republicans are rooting for opponents of agency fees.
"That is what we are rooting for," he added.
So British Conservatives are rooting for George W. Bush.
We basically are rooting for the chief executive," Ubben said.
"Many people in Silicon Valley are rooting for this approach".
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