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The phrase 'is suffering from' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a person who is experiencing physical or mental pain, illness, or distress. For example: "The patient is suffering from a severe case of the flu."
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He is suffering from dementia.
"Aretha is suffering from upward mobility".
Florida is suffering from a prolonged drought.
"The whole country is suffering from pollution.
UniCredit is suffering from the same worries.
Cancún is suffering from the opposite.
"Downtown is suffering from that".
Brazil is suffering from convulsions.
He is suffering from the pox.
Geoffrey Baehr is suffering from data overload.
Our area is suffering from a drought.
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