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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are further off" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is at a greater distance or is less likely to happen than something else.
Example: "The solutions we proposed are further off than we initially anticipated."
Alternatives: "are more distant" or "are less likely".
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The comparisons above were all made with the on-axis chip; larger differences may be seen between different weighting schemes for ACIS chips that are further off axis, and so are subject to stronger, energy-dependent, vignetting.
Other remedies are further off.
Other recombinant vaccines that could truly lead to an explosion in production capacity are further off.
My guess, knowing the careful way Apple works, is that these features are further off than the next upgrade of AirPods, expected in early 2019.
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If it is further off, the goal is to learn about the new technology.
Yet if tech spending fades, it would mean that recovery is further off.
If so, the 80mpg family car is further off than many of us had hoped.
To doubt the European commitment of the German leadership and Chancellor Angela Merkel could not be further off the mark.
Given the reaction everywhere else, however, the prospects of peace may be further off than they were ten months ago when Trump entered the White House.
A sale of RBS is thought to be further off as the government has appointed Rothschild to provide advice on transferring its troubled loans into a bad bank.
They won't throw Johnson the darn ball, and because he is further off the radar screen than a stealth bomber, the Buccaneers are missing offensive punch.
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