The phrase "are rather made" is not standard in written English and may sound awkward or incorrect.
It could be used in a context where you are discussing the manner in which something is created or formed, but it would require careful construction to be clear.
Example: "The sculptures are rather made from recycled materials, showcasing the artist's commitment to sustainability."
Alternatives: "are somewhat created" or "are quite formed".
They are rather made available at uniform paths (or root URIs) that are handed to the requester beforehand.
For energy system models, evaluation methods exist, but we argue that many decisions upon properties are rather made on the model generator or framework level.
Startup graveyards are full of visionaries without expertise or the proper skills to execute, for no other reason than ideas are not self-executing, but are rather made into being by intense engagement by skilled operators.
there is not a solution searched for a given problem, but the decision making arena is rather made of problems and solutions mixed as in the metaphor of the "garbage can".
Lindblom released the second condition: the decision maker is not unitary nor a composite organization, it is rather made by a set of different actors who are formally in very different positions.
Thus, the LHA purchasing function was not properly activated, because the adjustments on the service agreement were rather made as an ex post bureaucratic duty.
Comparisons were rather made between police officers attending a psychiatry course with an anti-stigma related add-on intervention, and students not attending this course at all.
The goal, he said, is rather "making the system work better".
"They were not good at commissioning at that point; they were completely inexperienced and were rather making it up as they went along," says Wistow.
Many of the ciconiiforms are rather silent, making at most various croaking or grunting sounds.
Furthermore, the corresponding damping components of those natural frequencies are rather small, making acoustic radiation and under-damped oscillation possible for an infinite number of natural frequencies.
