The phrase "are more proper and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the appropriateness or suitability of two or more things.
Example: "In formal writing, certain phrases are more proper and should be used instead of colloquial expressions."
Alternatives: "are more appropriate and" or "are more suitable and".
Most importantly, hijab is meant to apply to both men and women who are merely asked to dress and behave modestly — for men to "cast down their looks and guard their private parts" and for women to "cast their outer garments over their persons" so that they "will be more proper" and "be recognized and not annoyed".
Hence, for identification of those colorants, the positive ion mode was found to be more proper, and the concentration of formic acid in the eluent was kept between 0.05% and 0.10%.
The superior homologues, β- and γ-cyclodextrins, are more proper for molecular encapsulation of the studied titanocenes (Figures 3 and 4).
When Dionysius praises "dissimilar similarities" over seemingly more appropriate symbolic names for God, he explains that at least some dissimilar names are negations, and negations are more proper to God than affirmations.
All of those suggest that, as for robustness on tiny different datasets, the RSCP and RPV are more proper than RdSCP.
In this letter, we confirmed that the previously proposed C20-sc and its modifications are more proper than recently suggested BC12 for explaining such a novel simple cubic carbon sample.
There are more proper names in the life than O'Brien has room for, but there is much more too.
The results showed that the latter two variables were considered to be more proper methods than the dust concentration and showed slightly better correlation than the equivalence ratio.
This virtue allows us to choose which level or scale of clustering is more proper for the subject (Kadkhodaie-Ilkhchi and Amini 2009).
Therefore, under the proposed indicator URF, the importance of C-plane is completely reflected and it is more proper to use URF as the indicator to evaluate the transmission reliability of C/U-plane decoupled architecture.
