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The phrase "are not very large" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing the size of objects or quantities that are relatively small compared to others.
Example: "The boxes we received are not very large, making them easy to store in the warehouse."
Alternatives: "are quite small" or "are relatively small".
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CONS: The second and third bedrooms are not very large.
And despite what the candidates like to claim, the ideological differences between them are not very large.
Roger Lawson, the deputy chairman of ShareSoc, the group of small shareholders that opposed Dudley's pay, said: "In my experience the concessions you get after a company loses a remuneration vote are not very large.
Neutronic analyses of an equilibrium core loaded with the proliferation-resistant fuels were carried out and calculation results indicate that variations of major core safety parameters are not very large.
We note that above uncertainties are not very large.
In spite of these effects being statistically significant, they are not very large.
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To be sure, relative to what is needed to reduce the budget deficit, the sums involved aren't very large.
The evidence from the Syrian experience suggests that this can happen, but that the effects aren't very large.
"People look for differences in personality, background, but there aren't very large differences," Near told The Huffington Post.
Paddle toward the wave at full space, if the waves aren't very large.
You can create the same look using makeup, even if your eyes aren't very large or deep-set naturally.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.

Justyna Jupowicz-Kozak
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