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The phrase "are still made" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something continues to be produced or created in the present time.
Example: "Despite the rise of digital media, traditional vinyl records are still made by several manufacturers around the world."
Alternatives: "continue to be made" or "are still produced".
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But mistakes are still made.
The sandals are still made.
Movies are still made — stars too.
Contemporary surfboards are still made from polyurethane and fibreglass.
Most turbines, however, are still made in Europe.
Groups of people are still made up of people.
Most of America's lightbulbs are still made in the country.
Only the labour-intensive leather products are still made abroad.
Most sweets are still made with gelatine, for example.
The finest are still made in the Shanghai suburbs.
They are sought after as curios, and modern examples are still made.
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