The phrase "as very dubious" is not correct in standard written English.
It can be used when expressing a strong doubt or skepticism about something, but the construction is awkward.
Example: "The evidence presented in the report is as very dubious as the claims made by the witnesses."
Alternatives: "quite dubious" or "highly questionable".
It is a ridiculous waste of money and hope as well as being ethically very dubious".
Reactions were mixed in response to the question of whether the HCID will be successful in empowering individuals and increasing the amount of control over PHI: "I'm very dubious as to whether this matrix will be useful because of the difficulty people will have filling it out.
Porridge This gives a relatively slow and sustained release of sugar into the bloodstream, but I'm not sure about the presence of a sweetener here, as artificial agents such as these have, I believe, very dubious health benefits.
I think the bravest thing was when, after her mother died, to be able to think: 'Well, I've still got to carry on, I've got to earn my own living, and how weird it must be to dress up as a mermaid for this very dubious freakshow at the seaside, just to be able to get some money!' I think she's a girl that, no matter what happens to her, she finds the spirit to fight back and keep her head.
IRNA, Iran's state news agency, quoted him saying "As the president stated yesterday, this action is very dubious and it should not be taken seriously".
"I'm very dubious of chemical means — such as dispersants sprayed on the water — because you're just adding more chemicals to the environment, and these chemicals carry with them unknown risks.
Thus, we found a very large overrepresentation of previously LQTS-associated variants in the ESP, indicating a very dubious LQTS association for these variants as a group.
As a culture, we are drowning in calories of mostly very dubious quality, and drowning in an excess of labor-saving technology.
"Most Western economists are very dubious about making workers' rights a part of the trade regime, as this would unduly complicate trade negotiations," he writes.
