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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are willing to replace" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing readiness or openness to substitute something or someone for another.
Example: "If the current software is not meeting our needs, we are willing to replace it with a more efficient solution."
Alternatives: "are prepared to substitute" or "are open to changing".
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And even if you're only paying £30 a month, there's still £360 worth of annual savings to be made for those who are willing to replace the exercise bike with the real thing.
And you must have leaders who are willing to replace people that are inhibiting growth.
Whether SAMHSA and CMHS get fixed is almost solely dependent on who is chosen for this position and if they are willing to replace the current heads.
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But it is unclear which clinics will be willing to replace implants that have not begun to leak but whose presence is frightening to the women who have them.
It is unclear who would be willing to replace Annan.
Carmel police commander Paul Tomasi said: "He acknowledged that he was there and said he is willing to replace the property that was damaged".
Small-value items went to street market traders, jewellery to pawnbrokers, and clothes to shops that were willing to replace labels and remodel designs.
Student: I think that if life is all about pain and pleasure we would be willing to replace our life with one with only, I mean, one only with pleasure, right?
In January, the deputy governor, Abdulatif Ashna, was assassinated by a suicide bomber on a motorcycle; only in the past 10 days has someone been found who is willing to replace him.
That Erickson, who was widely respected by the trustees for his broad understanding of the university, said he would be willing to replace Spanier gave the trustees confidence about firing Spanier.
If I were willing to replace my pruners, it would not be with a cheap imitation, but with an identical pair that had the same spring action, comforting heft and smooth blade of top-quality steel.
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