The phrase "are rather positive about" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a favorable or optimistic opinion regarding a particular subject or situation.
Example: "The team members are rather positive about the new project and believe it will lead to great success."
Alternatives: "are quite optimistic about" or "have a favorable view of".
This result indicates that the awareness campaigns of both governmental and nongovernmental organizations related to disaster knowledge in local level are in satisfactory level, and the people are rather positive about gaining disaster-related knowledge.
This topic was not specifically addressed in our study, but available evidence shows that in the Netherlands, as in many other countries, many people from different ethnic groups are rather positive about preconception haemoglobinopathy carrier screening.
Respondents were rather positive when asked about their attitude regarding seeking and providing information about possible reproductive risks.
While this summary was rather positive in what it said about InChI, we feel it necessary and useful to also provide commentary on the problems and flaws with the current InChI.
According to the answers of question Q.2 (see Table 3), the overall impression of the participants about the service is rather positive.
What remains thereafter can be rather positive.
A new opinion poll this week suggested that Iraqis are rather more positive about the change in their lives than outsiders are, but attitudes vary around the country.
The update, though, is rather less positive about Aaron Ramsey, who was forced off against Leicester just nine minutes into a substitute's cameo with his third hamstring injury of the season.
Alan Pardew, the Palace manager, was rather more positive about Liverpool's performance than Klopp, with the German frustrated that his players could only meet the standards he expects for 60 minutes rather than 95.
