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The phrase "surveys indicate that" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to introduce information or statistics that have been gathered through surveys or research. Example: Surveys indicate that the majority of young adults prefer to communicate through social media rather than in-person interactions.
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Surveys indicate that classical music drives away many listeners -- and their contributions.
Opinion surveys indicate that Mr. Toledo is widely seen these days as incompetent, disorganized and untrustworthy.
Surveys indicate that around 50% of AI researchers think that could happen before 2050.
But, opinion surveys indicate that more than 60percentt of Spaniards favor the match.
Surveys indicate that the sputtering economy remains an overriding concern for California voters.
Surveys indicate that consumers are reducing their caloric intake and searching for healthier alternatives.
And business surveys indicate that output is expanding modestly in the manufacturing sector.
But 80,000 of them live beyond the barrier, and surveys indicate that many would leave.
National surveys indicate that volunteerism during this recession has declined over all.
His surveys indicate that a significant number of boomers don't like the term.
Surveys indicate that US voters broadly support changes to immigration laws which they recognise as flawed.
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