The phrase "are of decent" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe something as being of acceptable quality, but it lacks proper context and structure.
Example: "The results of the survey are of decent quality, reflecting the opinions of the participants."
Alternatives: "are of acceptable" or "are of good".
"Aldi has consistently said: 'We don't have too many brands, they are private labels, but this is our offering and we make sure they are of decent quality and at a good price', while there's nothing to differentiate Woolworths and Coles, and Woolworths doesn't appear to have a clear long-term strategy to combat this".
A recent data quality inspection report has demonstrated that the data are of decent quality, especially in the eastern regions of China, with reporting completeness of 99.84% and accuracy of the information reported of 92.76% [ 17].
Even Hunter ceiling fans, which can be found at stores such as Lowes or Home Depot, are of decent quality for reasonable price.
Long-distance phone calls were of decent quality but expensive.
The DVD is of decent quality, but is slighly letterboxed for some mysterious reason, cropping a little of the top and bottom.
The audience was of decent size and enthusiastic, especially for Mr. Romero, who chatted with his listeners and offered an encore.
"Make sure that the extension works for the property and assess whether the extra rooms are going to be of decent proportions".
If your copy is sloppy with poor spelling and grammar then people will question whether your products or services will be of decent quality.
A Second Label is a wine that a châteaux decides is of decent quality, but is not good enough to go into their First Label wine, the Grand Vin.
They were each really good, well crafted, the crosses were of decent quality and the arrivals of the players into the box was excellent.
If this community is of decent size, any number of businesses and individuals could make close all their income via gold transactions.
