The phrase 'personally interested' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are expressing your interest in something, or when you are discussing a person's individual interest or investment in a specific situation. For example, "I am personally interested in researching the effects of climate change."
It is about a person trying to show someone else what they are personally interested in, in a way that the viewer might not have seen it.
"I didn't think I was personally interested in staging the works myself, partly because I was mainly interested in contemporary operas at the time," Mr. Audi said.
Diabetes is an important issue in India, but why are you personally interested in tackling it?
He is personally interested in ancient families of plants and blogs about these on his website Fossil Plants.
He is personally interested in ancient families of plants and blogs about these on his website fossilplants.co.uk.co.uk
By the 1st century ce an emperor became personally interested and sent a mission to India to seek more knowledge and bring back Buddhist literature.
There is a real sense of Doukas being personally interested in each model and of a desire on her part to nurture them.
I became personally interested in Deep Throat at this point, when the story moved into the realms of the public confessional.
Good producers and editors may not be personally interested in racing but their output should recognise it is the second most-attended sport in Britain.
"I've always been extremely passionate and personally interested in health and wellbeing and so when the idea came to me to set up an employee wellbeing business, coupled with my strong corporate background I thought it was a winning combination".
Of the four I have won, three are the wrong colour, so I'm very personally interested," she said.
