The phrase "and it has rather" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express a degree of something, often followed by an adjective or adverb to indicate a certain quality or characteristic.
Example: "The project is progressing well, and it has rather exceeded our initial expectations."
Alternatives: "and it has somewhat" or "and it has quite".
With regard to the required communication skills for breaking bad news, even though the focus has also been on how things are said [ 9- 14] 14] - by identifying communication practices concerning most notably how physicians respond to cancer patients' problems and concerns - it has rather emphasized what kind of information is conveyed or gathered [ 4, 6- 8, 13, 15].
The acromiohumeral distance (AH) is a recognized parameter related to rotator cuff disease and based on literature it has rather wide inter-individual variations.
The house, like all homes in the area, is priced in accordance with the lake it is on and the amount of shore frontage it has, rather than by the structure itself.
It sounds like a beautiful and irrelevant serenade, and it has had, rather revealingly, a healthy life as a concert aria without dramatic context.
They called it LSD (Lysergic acid diethylamide), and found that it had rather potent hallucinogenic properties, somewhat consistent with the delirious fits and visions of the teenage girls who sparked the witch hunts in Salem.
This usually meant that, as with Wundt himself, although their experimentally based psychology did not explicitly repudiate the essential role traditionally assigned to imagery in thought and memory, in practice it had rather little to say about it.
And it has been rather successful: Israel is the largest recipient of American foreign aid and American responses to Israeli behavior have been overwhelmingly uncritical or supportive.
And it has some rather esoteric experts who have edited results for "gluten free" and "material safety data sheets," a category containing information on the properties of myriad substances.
It's been like a series of rather wacky improvisations and I've rather enjoyed it.
