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The phrase "are we prepared" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when questioning readiness or preparedness for a specific situation or event.
Example: "Before we proceed with the presentation, I want to ask, are we prepared for any questions from the audience?"
Alternatives: "Are we ready?" or "Are we set?".
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What cost are we prepared to bear?
And are we prepared to stay, possibly for decades?
If not, are we prepared to use Western ground forces?
And are we prepared to give trans people legal equality?
If not, are we prepared to pay more tax?
What are we prepared to give up to go to Mars for the sake of it?
Having raised informal armies, are we prepared for the battles they will move on to?
Or are we prepared to take some chances on the side of peace?
If we will not protect such magnificent species, what are we prepared to do?
Mind you, are we prepared to broach the touchy subject of Webber's Twitter handle, 'Aussie Grit'?
Whom are we prepared to leave behind in our own pursuit of happiness?
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