The phrase "are rather used" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be an attempt to convey a sense of frequency or preference, but it does not follow conventional grammatical structures.
Example: "These tools are rather used in specific situations."
Alternatives: "are often used" or "are commonly used."
"Women seldom occupy higher positions in a [criminal] organisation, and are rather used for menial, but often dangerous tasks," it notes.
The players are rather used to Kevin and his ways, as long as he goes out there and scores the runs, that's all they have been interested in.
Nevertheless, in public space surveillance area, a person is hard to be identified from such features through video flows and faces are rather used as "biometric" features to recognize/identify a person.
However, since Evernote's services are not primarily aimed at social networking but are rather used to create personal to-do lists, censorship should not be "as big of an issue for them as for social media companies that encourage users to share or publish information", Jeremy Goldkorn of Danwei.com, one of the most popular English-language blogs in China, told the BBC.
Hence, the results of force control studies cannot directly be compared with our results, but are rather used as an indication of system stability in chronic pain conditions.
Given that customers are free to switch to another insurance fund, these programmes are rather used as marketing tools than as concerted prevention efforts.
Being observed will never be easy but I am rather used to it by now.
The former enables a detailed analysis of the surrounding noise spectrum whereas the latter is rather used for source localization.
The term "printer," in their judgment, is there used not to indicate the person who sets up the type, — he does not usually have a foreman or clerks, — it is rather used as synonymous with publisher.
This WTLE simulation is not a realistic physical scenario but is rather used to test the importance of SST patterns for slowly rotating planets.
It was rather used to provide an indication of the order of magnitude of additional potential benefits of the ITS due to the recommendations.
