The phrase "are rather often" is not standard in written English and may sound awkward.
It can be used when trying to express frequency, but it is better to use more conventional phrases.
Example: "These events are rather often overlooked in discussions about climate change."
Alternatives: "are quite frequent" or "happen fairly often."
E-learning evaluation as one of the phases of an e-learning project is rather often the one of the least importance to the developers of e-learning courses.
When that's true — which is rather often, as gray-scale gradients are pretty smooth for large parts of most images — there is simply no need to transmit the value of that pixel.
This is a novel about the possibility of love and the certainty of a very grown-up kind of heavy, unshakeable despair that is all the more poignant for being, rather often, indistinguishable from a sly and quiet humour.
This paper contributes to this process especially for typical circumstances of work in practise, where data availability is rather often an issue that cannot be solved (at least not in a timely fashion and usually requiring much additional effort).
Also the proportion of women in the final survey who reported being rather often or (almost) always psychically exhausted (32 37%) or physically exhausted (33 38%) were similar. 1 For the denominators, see Table 3. 2 No information = 0.45%.
Typically, the rhythmic patterns played on the percussion are rather complicated, often with several different patterns played simultaneously.
Most of our species of the genus are rather closely branched, often pinnate.
Thus gene-centered studies are rather incomplete and often misguiding.
While the differences between V1 and V2 are rather conspicuous, there are often more subtle differences in other areas.
However, such situations are rather rare because BZ is often a minor IMF component.
The result is rather charming, often funny, occasionally surprising and consistently heartwarming.
