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Discover Ludwig"he is concentrated" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase can be used to describe someone who is focusing intently on something. For example, "Even during the chaos around him, he remained concentrated on his task."
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Pilosof tells me he is concentrated on building out Ping's user base before integrating a monetization plan.
O'Brien — who said that he is concentrated on getting a prosthetic arm and being able to shoot video and fly again — explained that focusing on his work and looking at people around him overcoming challenges like cancer have helped keep him going.
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Now he is concentrating on again being a dominant sprinter.
For the moment, he is concentrating on camera-phones.
These days, mind you, he is concentrating hard on affable.
Commercially he is concentrating on the foreign-relief front.
But, for now, he says, he is concentrating on insurance.
He looks like he is concentrating on his diction.
He is concentrating his studies on Social Policy, with a specific focus on health care.
Instead, he is concentrating on an ongoing collaboration with American singer Alison Krauss.
He is concentrating initially on the improvements to customer service that trains can offer.
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