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The phrase "are virtually certain to use" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a high level of confidence regarding the likelihood of using something in the future.
Example: "Based on the current trends, companies are virtually certain to use more sustainable practices in their operations."
Alternatives: "are highly likely to use" or "are almost guaranteed to use".
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The individual mandate, he said, merely regulates how people pay for services they are virtually certain to use at some point in their lives and is well within the authority granted to the federal government by the Constitution.
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The Rangers are virtually certain to keep him.
Hacks are virtually certain to become more common.
Those holding Greek debt are "virtually certain" to suffer losses, it said.
It is one of a handful of films that are virtually certain to be at or near the top when the Oscar ballots are tallied in late February.
But because the cuts will have expired for everyone on Jan . 1unless Congress takes action, lawmakers are virtually certain to revisit the issue in the lame-duck session.
Rates may rise; indeed, they are virtually certain to rise at least a little.
Boreal ecosystems are highly vulnerable to climate change, and severe ecological impacts in the near future are virtually certain to occur.
Following future environmental disasters, they write, mental health problems are virtually certain to accompany physical effects of toxic exposures.
Future outbreaks of emerging infectious pathogens are virtually certain to occur, and pandemic influenza is one that seemingly poses a significant threat to human populations.
"In the context of an economy that can certainly use a boost now, and is virtually certain to face a recession somewhere in a two-term Clinton presidency, this is very bad news".
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