The phrase "are the mostly closely" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "are the most closely"? You can use the corrected phrase when comparing the degree of similarity or closeness between two or more subjects.
Example: "These two theories are the most closely related in the field of psychology."
Alternatives: "are the nearest" or "are the most similar".
The adjoining 2nd Congressional District was also one of the mostly closely watched races.
It has been the mostly hotly contested and closely watched New York primary in decades.
But the largest group of challenged teenage drivers — and the mostly closely studied — appears to be those with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.
In pseudo-existentials, the two are mostly closely integrated so much so that they sometimes form a single word or an idiomatic expression as in (3) and (20).
The other two ICA components IC2, three are mostly closely associated with extrinsic instrumental factors that enter the data such as X-ray beam intensity fluctuations or drift, given that their evolution during the poling cycle is not physically relatable to ferroelectric behavior.
Although the approach is mostly closely related to OCV acceptance studies in Zanzibar, 26 30 Kenya 27 and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), it is rooted in a broad range of studies of infectious diseases, such as onchodermatitis, 31 malaria 32 and tuberculosis.
The obsessive Republican insistence on closing every speech with the phrase "God bless America" conflicts with the truly religious person's desire to have God bless all of His children, but a Tribalist only asks God to bless those who are mostly closely related to him.
Instead, it indicates that Micavibrio ICEs are mostly closely related to those of other alpha-proteobacteria.
Both of these virus strains are mostly closely related to DENV-4 strains which originated in Indonesia.
However, scientists disagree about which phylum is mostly closely related to enctoprocts within the trochozoans.
