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The phrase "are very amenable to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that someone or something is open to suggestions, changes, or influence.
Example: "The team members are very amenable to feedback, which fosters a collaborative work environment."
Alternatives: "are very receptive to" or "are quite open to".
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All of those things are very amenable to a scientific approach".
For some traits, variation is controlled by a small number of genes and these are very amenable to association mapping.
Metallic nanoparticles, especially GNPs, have the advantages that they are easy to prepare, have high gene transfection efficiency, and their surfaces are very amenable to chemical modification [54].
We chose SUM-44 cells for this experiment because the SUM-44 cells are very amenable to adenovirus-mediated expression.
I will send for request for records and they'll send them over and they are very amenable to that.
SNPs are very amenable to high-throughput analysis but in vitro SNP discovery can be a lengthy and expensive process.
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Brazil replaced Costa Rica, which is very amenable to American persuasion.
It's very amenable to sitcom in that you want there to be a new enthusiasm".
"They find an atmosphere that is very amenable to them," he said.
"He and his producers were very amenable to accepting from us suggested scripts that he could include.
The highly visual and strongly coupled nature of event based control system is very amenable to interactive tools.
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