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The phrase "are very impressed with" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express admiration or appreciation for someone or something.
Example: "After reviewing the project, we are very impressed with the creativity and effort put into it."
Alternatives: "are quite taken with" or "have a high regard for".
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Generally people are very impressed with what's going on".
They can't solve any of these cases… They are very impressed with the park system here.
"We are very impressed with the profitable growth the company has demonstrated and believe strongly in the future growth of the cyber security market and Blue Coat's position in this important sector," David Humphrey, a managing director at Bain Capital, said in a statement.
"You spend much of your life in Silicon Valley where there are too many cars, too many people and a lot of people that are very impressed with themselves," explained Tom Brown, my parents' next-door neighbor, who is chairman of California Casualty Insurance.
"From the university side, we are very impressed with the meticulousness and structure of Gerdin's report.
We are very impressed with the team's execution and the rapid growth and engagement of users on the platform".
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"I'm very impressed with him".
I was very impressed with this one.
HDStanton: I'm very impressed with Gears.
"I'm very impressed with Theo Epstein.
I also was very impressed with Steve Phillips.
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