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The phrase "to be elusive" is grammatically correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to say that something is difficult to understand or grasp, or eluding you. For example: "The answer to the question has been elusive, as no one has been able to provide a satisfactory explanation."
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They have to be elusive.
The middle ground proves to be elusive.
Freedom, of course, proved to be elusive.
Military-grade malware will continue to be elusive.
But "pit bullness" turns out to be elusive as well.
But that groove has proved to be elusive.
Even the envisioned savings turned out to be elusive.
The former sets of compounds were synthesized successfully but the salacinol analogue proved to be elusive.
His personality too appears to be elusive and, say observers, deeply unpredictable.
"I told her to be elusive, not to return the calls, not to be easily accessible".
But anonymity seems likely to be elusive when Flight Lt. William Wales, a.k.a.a
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