The phrase "are less superficial" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has more depth or substance compared to another thing.
Example: "The discussions we have in this group are less superficial than those in other forums, allowing for a deeper understanding of the issues at hand."
Alternatives: "are more profound" or "are deeper in nature".
Despite New Year's resolutions to be less superficial, I can't get past thin shakers, thick glasses or dumb garnishes.
"Tinder is less superficial than our everyday lives, our everyday interactions with people," he said.
Any app that shows what people are and how they spend most of their day is less superficial than a game of hot or not".
Deep-seated soft-tissue lipomas are less common than superficial lipomas [6] and may be located above muscle (supramuscular), between muscle (intermuscular), within muscle (intramuscular) or below muscle (submuscular).
However, the risk of tetanus contamination in a clean wound is very low, and the anaerobic conditions that are needed for spore germination are less likely to occur in superficial wounds [ 4, 16- 18].
And they're an indication of how determined the restaurant is to turn heads and make a statement, how much questionable energy it puts into superficial gestures that are less important in the end than the kind of diligence and discipline Rayuela doesn't always muster.
Another possible reason is that the trauma patterns of these patients are less infiltrative and initially involve the superficial brain tissues, causing conscious disturbance; thus, no neuropsychological dysfunction would be evident on presentation.
"It's an event that takes place every five years, so it is possible to use it to define themes that are perhaps less superficial than some biennials," said Catherine David, the artistic director of Documenta 10 in 1997.
Our democracy is certain to fail if we cannot figure out a way to foster media that is less sensational and superficial, and more thoughtful and informative.
Unlike the case of an ordinary nova, for which the mass flow is less and only a superficial explosion results, the white dwarf in a Ia supernova explosion is presumably destroyed completely.
