The phrase "are far more versatile" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the flexibility or adaptability of two or more subjects, indicating that one is significantly more versatile than the other.
Example: "These new tools are far more versatile than the previous models, allowing for a wider range of applications."
Alternatives: "are much more adaptable" or "are significantly more flexible."
For many parents, however, these vouchers are of huge benefit and the great news is that they are far more versatile than you might think.
What does seem clear is that the bone marrow's stem cells are far more versatile than the tissue-specific stem cells.
The techniques that Lu is creating are far more versatile than the simple drawing and painting tools that come pre-installed on most computers, yet they are much easier to use than the software marketed to artists and designers.
"They are evening bags," says Jana Matheson, the brand's creative director, "but they are far more versatile than the standard satin and rhinestone pouches that you carry to the opera".
One new issue that has been raised in recent months comes from the finding that a different kind of stem cells found in the organs of adults are far more versatile than supposed.
But for the next few weeks it contains clothes by the rising star Tim Hamilton, whose designs are far more versatile, expensive and meticulously folded than the wacky poly-blend wardrobe of my callow youth.
But it was far more versatile than that.
Although phones have routinely connected to the dash for calls, this system is far more versatile.
Although Beardsley is best known for portraying sexually aroused men and wraithlike female temptresses, he was far more versatile than is generally assumed, Dr. Zatlin said.
This Topshop palette blends pastel shades of lavender and rose with dazzling gold and silver for a look that is far more versatile and appropriate for the day.
And, of course, it is far more versatile than the Met, with its more expensive & sometimes cumbersome grand tradition, cannot afford to do.
