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The phrase "are more volatile" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the stability or unpredictability of two or more subjects, often in contexts related to finance, chemistry, or general behavior.
Example: "The stocks of tech companies are more volatile than those of established consumer goods firms."
Alternatives: "exhibit greater volatility" or "are less stable".
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Other kinds of capital flows are more volatile.
As a result, the net asset values of these funds are more volatile.
The lithium-ion batteries are lighter and more powerful than older types but are more volatile.
But they are more volatile, and federal investigators said Thursday that Boeing had underestimated the risks.
But his swashbuckling can be costly: the returns he generates are more volatile.
Because organic liquids are more volatile than inorganic liquids, inhalation of organic vapours is more common.
Voters, no longer anchored by class, are more volatile than they have ever been.
That is particularly true for long-term bonds, whose prices are more volatile.
In general, within a class of compounds, smaller molecules are more volatile than larger ones.
In this movie there are more volatile or seductive shades of red than even Toulouse-Lautrec might have dreamed of.
The indicators are more volatile than the best-known economic reports, like those on employment and retail sales.
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