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The phrase "are uncertain of how" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing doubt or lack of clarity regarding a process or method.
Example: "Many employees are uncertain of how to navigate the new software system effectively."
Alternatives: "are unsure of how" or "are unclear about how".
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The Knicks are uncertain of how much help they will receive from Houston.
FLORHAM PARK, N.J. — Josh Cribbs can be unpredictable on the field, where defenders are uncertain of how he will attempt to elude them and of where he will line up for the next play.
The problem is that they are uncertain of how to get there.
Contributors are uncertain of how many points they will accrue by answering a question.
"People who buy in an ICO are uncertain of how the company will spend the money and how they'll get the things they were promised," says Singer, who was COO of cryptocurrency exchange Tradehill and started several other blockchain companies.
Through decades of experience, I have found that most pre- and post-retirees are uncertain of how income and taxes affect Medicare, annuities, capital gains, and even Social Security.
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We were uncertain of how much the old beauty might have been tempered with in the dread name of improvement.
Having chosen bound gaps in 2010, he was uncertain of how to find a way into the problem.
Experts were uncertain of how the group might have obtained chemical weapons or whether it had access to more.
Lewis Hamilton says he is uncertain of how much longer he wants to keep racing as talks continue with Mercedes over a new contract.
The parks group received a three-year moratorium on the Coast Guard's demolition order, but that expires in June, and Ms. Fayad said her organization was uncertain of how it would proceed.
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