"are more bound" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation in which something or someone is more obligated or compelled to do something compared to another situation or person. Example: John and Sarah are both committed to their jobs, but Sarah is more bound by her contract to work overtime without extra pay.
But no two characters are more bound together than Lila, the shoemaker's daughter, and Lena, the porter's daughter.
The arrival of the horseless carriage was welcomed on many counts.Although the industrialised world has largely dispensed with horses for daily work and transport, our history and culture are more bound to the horse than to any other animal.
The affected countries have several traits in common: Post-revolt leaders are more religious, women are more bound by tradition and militants with links to Al Qaeda are more visible, most notably perhaps in the civil war raging in Syria.
By contrast French firms are more bound by the high minimum wage set by the government, which creates a floor, and by agreements between employer groups and unions, even though these represent only a small number of workers.Product-market regulations that impede competition also protect insiders.
Meanwhile, the web and desktop apps are perhaps a tip of the hat to those who are more bound to be sitting in a chair with wheels at the ends of its legs, Patterson tells me.
These lower levels of autonomy and mobility may lead to greater exposure to neighbourhood processes, as these children are more bound to their local neighbourhoods.
9 Ben Kay No player was more bound up in the fluctuating fortunes of the game than Kay.
This one is more bound to the time in which we live.
Few families have been more bound up in the state's Democratic politics in recent memory than the DeCotiis clan.
These experiments confirmed that p53R is more bound to polg than p53P.
The difference between the two groups can be noticed in the following trends: the monoform group is more bound to ribosomal g-coupled receptors, while the polyform group includes more kinases, nuclear and nucleic acid binding proteins.
