The phrase "are not exceedingly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is not excessive or extreme in degree or amount.
Example: "The results of the experiment are not exceedingly surprising, given the previous research findings."
Alternatives: "are not overly" or "are not extremely".
"In the last two months, I have definitely noticed much greater interest in immediate hiring in bankruptcy groups and an interest in staffing up even if the departments aren't exceedingly busy yet," said Jeff Schneider, president of Schneider Legal Search in New York.
His family in Ecuador owns property and several businesses but is not exceedingly wealthy, the authorities said.
"I was just favoring my left shoulder and it's not exceedingly painful," Cone, a right-hander, said.
The plunge "is not exceedingly large, and stock prices in China, where the shock originated, have not fallen so much either," he added.
Drugmakers, hospitals and insurance firms would benefit from all of the new customers that Obamacare brought into the system, while agreeing to taxes and regulations that were not exceedingly painful.
But it's not exceedingly difficult to understand, maybe just a little exuberant.
Clearly, for statistical purposes the ample size is not exceedingly high, but in a deterministic case study context in which DEA will be applied this is a relatively high number.
In-spite of the fact that the pH of the groundwater was not exceedingly high, the dominance of Na in the groundwater may have indelible effect on the soils and crops if used for irrigation for a longer time by impeding the hydraulic properties of soils.
When investors' risk aversion is not exceedingly high, international capital tends to flow naturally toward higher-yielding currencies like the Australian dollar, thereby contributing to a general exchange rate appreciation in these currencies at the expense of the lower-yielding currencies.
