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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are mostly good" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a general positive assessment of a group or category of things, indicating that while there may be some exceptions, the majority are favorable.
Example: "The reviews for the new restaurant are mostly good, with many patrons praising the food and service."
Alternatives: "tend to be positive" or "are generally favorable."
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My memories of Jerry are mostly good.
These are mostly good and decent people.
Poverty rates have tumbled; public services are mostly good.
Secondaries: Y Gader and Coleg Meirion-Dwyfor are mostly "good".
This year, happily, the results are mostly good.
The interviews are mostly good and instructive, but the well-chosen historical footage is better.
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That is mostly good news.
That's mostly good news.
That's mostly good.
Yet the record is mostly good.
It was mostly good," he says.
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