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The phrase "these days" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is used to refer to the present time, usually when talking about something that is happening regularly. For example, "I'm so busy these days, I hardly have time for a break".
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Muslims these days are convenient.
Penalties these days are almost always disputed.
Most things these days are spoilt".
Laptops these days are 2kg or less.
But these days are dark, too.
"These days are not to be squandered".
People these days are too sensitive.
Music genres these days are tricky to define.
Most small engines these days are compatible with E10.
Yet audiences these days are conditioned to expect payoffs.
And the failures these days are banks and car companies.
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