The phrase "are mostly relations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the nature of entities or concepts that primarily consist of relationships or connections.
Example: "In the context of social networks, individuals are mostly relations, defined by their interactions and connections with others."
Alternatives: "are primarily connections" or "are mainly relationships".
Another criticism is that the steps are mostly public relations efforts to get ahead of reforms that seem inevitable.
Investigation of the most significant Markov relations revealed that well-characterized modifications are mostly functionally related.
Actually, muscle strength norms are mostly expressed in relation to chronological age [ 14].
Nursing shortages on the country level are mostly viewed in relation to that country's own historical staffing levels and resources [ 3].
The satirical ambitions of "Holy Water" are modest, since its targets — corporate America, suburban drudgery, outsourcing, public relations — are mostly sitting ducks.
But the Bhutto prosecution and a potential treason prosecution are mostly like to strain relations among the country's judicial, political and military leaders.
The company is responsible for promoting the beef label; so these are mostly marketing and public relations professionals with run-of-the-mill desk jobs.
Yet previous estimations of reservoir turbidity currents are mostly based on simple empirical relations and it remains unclear how and to what extent physically based numerical models can resolve current evolution as compared against field observations.
Nevertheless, because of the prospective design of the study, the measurement errors and misclassifications of exposure are mostly nondifferential in nature in relation to the outcome of interest.
The selection criteria for many studies are mostly excellent class I molar in relation with good intercuspation, pleasing facial profiles [13,14].
