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The phrase "are so consumed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a state of being deeply engrossed or preoccupied with something, often to the point of losing track of other matters.
Example: "They are so consumed by their work that they often forget to take breaks."
Alternatives: "are so engrossed" or "are so absorbed".
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MANY business owners are so consumed with day-to-day operations that they don't think about estate planning.
"They are so consumed with their internal politics, they've forgotten they have a job to do," Christie said.
Many of his employees are so consumed by a mission with no clear end that they have barely reflected on their experiences.
We simply do not think as much as we used to about the vulnerability of distant people now that we are so consumed by our own vulnerability.
Mr. Rabeca says maintenance workers are so consumed with restringing stolen lines that expansion of electrical service to rural Mozambique risks falling behind schedule.
First, many people in the administration are so consumed by the war that domestic policy no longer gets their juices flowing.
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"Not really, because I was so consumed with being pregnant.
The television network Steinbrenner was so consumed with has been formed.
I am so consumed with taking in the views, I forget I'm so high up.
"What it is, is a damnation, to be so consumed like this," he said.
"Folks were so consumed with getting something on the ballot for November," Mr. Newsom said.
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