The phrase "are highly coherent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is very clear, logical, and well-organized, often in the context of writing or speech.
Example: "The arguments presented in the essay are highly coherent, making it easy for the reader to follow the author's line of reasoning."
Alternatives: "are very clear" or "are extremely logical".
The results indicate that the outputs of the observer and the sensor are highly coherent.
This strategy makes it possible to create multimodal speech signals of which the synthetic audio mode and the synthetic video mode are highly coherent.
The present work clearly supports the conclusions of our previous publication that the films are highly coherent with the substrate and that the in-plane parameters are constrained to those of the STO.
Finally, the interpretations offered here are highly coherent not only with the actual professional experience of ORCHESTRA project members but moreover with the in-depth interview findings documented in other parts of the project.
Those records are highly coherent with each other and with that of δ18O from Pyramid Lake, pointing to the highest coherency (>95%) at frequencies of 1/213, 1/193, and 1/96 years−1/96
Many studies have shown that these fluctuations are highly coherent within anatomically or functionally linked areas of the brain.
Most of the twin boundaries form inside the grains, being highly coherent and showing rather limited mutual interaction.
Laser light is approximately monochromatic (consisting of a single wavelength) and is highly coherent; it is thus an ideal source for revealing interference effects.
For example, a typical cornfield in Iowa is highly coherent: every corn stalk is from the same strain; they're all planted at the same time, fertilized at the same time, and harvested at the same time.
The objective of this paper is to propose an algorithm to recover the missing elements of the spectral matrix in the case where the acoustical field is highly coherent.
Although ocean currents are generally not negligible at 500 dbar (i.e., around 500 m depth) in the Southern Ocean, the surface dynamic height anomaly relative to 500 dbar gives a good representation of the position and relative magnitude of ocean currents in the Southern Ocean14, because the vertical structure of ocean currents is highly coherent there39.
