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Discover LudwigThe phrase "avid fan of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who is very enthusiastic about a certain activity, hobby, team, etc. For example, "He is an avid fan of soccer and attends every game."
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This Tesla Motors founder has always been an avid fan of technology.
I've been an avid fan of Gahan's ever since.
She is an avid fan of space exploration, home cooking, and beautifully tall glasses of champagne.
Brad is an avid fan of telling stories, especially those from underexposed communities.
He is an avid fan of Stanford football and the San Jose Sharks.
Jeff, an avid fan of hockey and the alt-rock band Pixies, graduated from Cornell.
How long have you been such an avid fan of Ayo & Teo?
But Putin, an avid fan of all things sport, can't stay away from the games.
I've been an avid fan of the blog, but ink and paper is where it belongs.
And Russia has historically copied the West: Stalin was an avid fan of Detroit sedans.
I was an avid fan of anything science-y, natural world-y.
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