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The phrase "are often far" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where something is frequently distant or removed from a certain point of reference.
Example: "The results of the study are often far from what we expected, leading to further investigation."
Alternatives: "are frequently distant" or "are commonly far removed".
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"Slums are often far less dangerous than believed.
For a start, they are often far too numerous and poorly linked.
Rates for flights, therefore, are often far out of reach for many Venezuelans.
Prices are often far lower than at other supermarkets because labor is provided by members.
But the drugs are often far too expensive for African countries to acquire.
Senior middle-schools are often far away from villages, so students have to board.
The first is that old power structures are often far more tenacious than they appear.
Those who act as purple martin "landlords," however, are often far more than mere observers.
Of course, patients are often far from pleased to hear how well their placebos have worked.
Unfortunately for journalists, the quotes we have to work with are often far from inspiring.
Ms. Manheim's thoughts are often far from her career these days, however.
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