The phrase "are rather wide" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has a significant width or breadth, often in a comparative context.
Example: "The rivers in this region are rather wide, making them difficult to cross during the rainy season."
Alternatives: "are quite broad" or "are fairly spacious."
On the other hand, this trend is weak in the case of SC structures with uniform anionic composition, in which QWs are rather wide.
The scope and issues for dealing with these challenges are rather wide and complex because the Oil refineries are complex facilities.
Although right in one respect, Barry's and Ryan's reassessments are rather wide of the mark in another.
The results (Table 3) show that in most cases, coalescence age estimates based on the tri/tetra and penta/hexa marker clocks are comparable, although the error margins are rather wide.
However, the respective 95% confidence intervals are rather wide ranging between 51% and 92% for PONV and between 44% and 90% for vomiting (irrespective of the time interval).
However, it should be noted that the confidence intervals of hazard ratios are rather wide, indicating that they are based on a small number of patients and events.
There are some small differences; for example, not only have orthodontists I and C changed places but also the estimates have changed and the CIs are rather wider, reflecting greater uncertainty.
The elastic constant range, while showing the versatility of titanium-tantalum as biomedical material, is rather wide despite using the same lattice structure designed.
Although the potential design window for spallation targets is rather wide, the analysis presented in this paper identifies specific topics that must properly be covered in the detailed project of a spallation source, in order to avoid unacceptable temperatures and mechanical stresses in the most critical parts of the source.
The literature on the subject of local in time doubly nonlinear evolution equations is rather wide.
One was pointed out that the peak corresponding to the pitch period for a pure tone is rather wide [17].
