The phrase "are far exceeded" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing situations where one quantity surpasses another significantly.
Example: "The expectations for the project are far exceeded by the actual results we achieved."
Alternatives: "are greatly surpassed" or "are significantly outdone."
Campaigners have long claimed engine emissions figures under laboratory tests are far exceeded in real-life conditions, and experts have said thousands of premature deaths could be averted by ensuring cars meet their legal limits.
Countries in ongoing transition show much lower death rates from total communicable diseases, which are far exceeded by the number of deaths from NCD.
American Journal of Medical Genetics Part B: Neuropsychiatric Genetics published by Wiley Periodicals, Inc. Suicide is one of the ten leading causes of death and rates of suicide are far exceeded by suicide attempts, which occur up to 20 times more frequently [World Health Organisation, 2005; Lim et al., 2012].
Most importantly, it is helping us to see just how extraordinary life and the universe really are, far exceeding the unaided imagination even of the greatest poets.
There is the market where people are buying and selling buildings, and that is proceeding apace, because the investment returns are far exceeding the returns from the stock market or from bank CDs.
Most kids these days are far exceeding the recommended maximum of two hours of screen time a day.
He's far exceeded expectations, and good for him.
His gift for abstractions, though, was far exceeded by his taste for the concrete.
But to be honest, I admired him, but he's far exceeded what I thought and that's not a negative".
Previous estimates of how quickly renewable energy would be adopted have regularly been far exceeded, and the agreement in Paris sent a signal around the world that "we can and we will solve the climate crisis," he said.
The target of $55,000 was far exceeded in just one day, with the campaign also supported by Loud Fence, a group for survivors of child sexual abuse in Ballarat religious institutions who are putting together a group of people ready to fly.
