The phrase "are extreme for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is considered excessive or intense in relation to a specific context or subject.
Example: "The weather conditions are extreme for this time of year, making it difficult for residents to adapt."
Alternatives: "are excessive for" or "are severe for".
If your personal views are such that they would get you fired (because they are extreme, for example) then perhaps not having a personal account at all is the answer".
As they come from lower socio-economic backgrounds, to earn more money they bear the heat stress (until conditions are extreme for them).
In some cases the differences between the two markers are extreme (for example the LJP1/LJS comparison shows almost no structure at RISP, while LJP1 haplotypes form a distinct clade for CYTB, Figures 4 and 6).
In addition, the ribosome densities correlate well with the calculated average mRNA half-lives from the BRIC-seq analysis and values of both variables are extreme for X-chromosomes of both HeLa cells (fig. 5 B and D) and mouse cells (fig. 5 F).
Life in the Maze in 1981 was extreme for inmates and officers alike.
Add six to eight more for teams in the Champions League, and the strain is extreme for teams that have 18-man rosters and little depth.
The decline in fortunes has been extreme for both kinds of ethanol since last summer, when $145-a-barrel oil appeared to shift fuel economics in their favor.
Only when the status quo is extreme for both parties there is room for mutual benefit.
Emotion gets only so gleeful or dour; when it is extreme for long, we regress toward the middle.
The force coefficient (C f) along the X direction is extreme for 15° wind angle and along Y direction it is maximum for 60° angle of attack.
Bond players crowd in and elongate their portfolio duration to at least four and a half years, which is extreme for them.
