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The phrase "are often very low" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a frequency or commonality of something being at a low level, such as prices, scores, or measurements.
Example: "The temperatures in this region during winter are often very low, making it necessary to prepare for extreme weather conditions."
Alternatives: "tend to be quite low" or "frequently remain low".
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Prosecutions are rare and fines are often very low.
Unfortunately, MVPA levels in PE lessons are often very low.
It was unclear whether cholesterol could be effluxed to fetuses with SLOS since lipoprotein levels are often very low.
"These companies are in the growth phase and their actual margins are often very low because they're reinvesting in the business," Mr. Ziehl said.
This contrasts with current street supplies of ecstasy and speed, which are often very low quality after being cut with inactive agents and may even contain some other, more dangerous, drugs such as methylamphetamine.
"The concentrations are often very low, but we are talking about pesticides that are extremely toxic: something like 4,000 to 10,000 times more toxic than DDT [dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane]," he said.
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As in the hot desert, rainfall is often very low and/or concentrated.
It's often very low salary and there are often no benefits".
With virtually no regulation, the quality of these schools was often very low — although the profits could be quite high.
Ultrafine-grained materials produced by different severe plastic deformation methods show very high strengths but their tensile ductility is often very low.
In microkinetic modeling the number of kinetic parameters is large and the precision of the "known" parameters is often very low.
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