The phrase "are far more often" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to compare the frequency of two or more actions or occurrences, indicating that one happens significantly more than the other.
Example: "In urban areas, public transportation options are far more often utilized than in rural regions."
Alternatives: "are much more frequently" or "occur significantly more often".
Political results are far more often contingent than overdetermined, much more to do with accident and personality than with irresistible tides of history.
The whole controversy seems remarkable now, when editors are far more often accused of doing too little than too much, and when both editors and writers hop from house to house with such frequency that the kind of long editorial relationship Maxwell Perkins used to nurture is partly a thing of the past.
For more than six decades, actresses have been twice as likely to be seen in explicitly sexual roles as are their male counterparts, and actors are far more often cast as action heroes or violent villains than are actresses, the Annenberg Public Policy Center at the University of Pennsylvania reported last year after reviewing 855 top box-office draws between 1950 and 2006.
Of course, women are far more often shown in professional positions than before, but the tyranny of the ideal image of beauty (made so much worse by Photoshop), the obsession with thinness, the sexualization of girls, and images of violence against women are far worse than ever before.
The story that the concept map tells is that, while rural communities are referred to in terms of their resilience, other groups are far more often referred to in terms of climate 'effects'effects
Love is far more often spoken about.
Life is rarely black and white; it's far more often filled with shades of gray.
But sandwiches rarely work as Jackson Pollocks; the simplicity of a Mark Rothko is far more often the ideal.
If a couple of his sauces veered toward the cloyingly sweet or glutinous on several recent visits, they were far more often balanced, pungent and carefully spiced.
It is the party of the big guy against the little guy, and it is far more often a haven for bigotry than a champion of inclusion.
However, the statistics we do have show that it is far more often the driver rather than the cyclist who is at fault in a collision.
