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The phrase "are often much higher" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing quantities, levels, or values that frequently exceed a certain point or standard.
Example: "The costs of living in urban areas are often much higher than in rural regions."
Alternatives: "tend to be significantly greater" or "are frequently elevated."
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Return fares are often much higher.
On individual products, barriers are often much higher.
That income is then routed back to parent companies in developed nations, where tax rates are often much higher.
Pollutant concentrations near to the exit portals of road tunnels are often much higher than those alongside surface roads.
Such care is provided by the same specialists holding joint appointments in public hospitals where thresholds to get on comparatively long waiting lists are often much higher.
As we now know from the Volkswagen scandal, the emissions from diesel vehicles are often much higher than predicted in lab tests.
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At the Olympics, the number of athletes tested is often much higher.
It is a list price, reported by drug companies to industry publications, and it is often much higher than what doctors actually pay.
For that reason, the death rate in listeria outbreaks is often much higher than with other forms of food-borne bacteria.
IPad developers started with prices that were often much higher than iPhone versions of the same software, based on logic that no one has yet unearthed.
And keep in mind that the General Accounting Office released a report this month on car donations, noting that the amounts that donors claimed as deductions were often much higher than what the charities received for the cars.
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