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The phrase "are usually much higher" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing quantities, values, or levels that are typically greater than another reference point.
Example: "The costs of living in urban areas are usually much higher than in rural regions."
Alternatives: "tend to be significantly greater" or "are generally elevated."
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Contribution limits vary by state but are usually much higher than those for the Education I.R.A. Planned advertisements will focus on generous grandparents.
However, the pressure drops in such packed beds are usually much higher than those in other packed beds, and the overall heat transfer performances may be greatly lowered.
Musicals have had an especially hard time off Broadway because ticket sales rarely cover costs, which are usually much higher than for plays.
Ketogenic diet as applied in children with intractable epilepsy results in β-OHB levels in the blood that are usually much higher (>4 mM) (34) than those observed in our patients.
Standard room rates at Sandy Lane in Barbados drop to as low as $850 a night in the summer, down from $1,100 a night in the winter winterrateses here and elsewhere do not include the period around Christmas, when they are usually much higher).
The content validity and the reliability of such an index are usually much higher than those of single indicators.
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The protein content of animal organs is usually much higher than that of the blood plasma.
In the annual BP portrait award exhibition, the percentage of backgrounds showing detailed rooms is usually much higher than in the main gallery.
The comparison shows that the out-of-plane capacity of URM infill walls is usually much higher than the capacity estimated by simplified design models.
The total amount spent on the constructions was usually much higher, sometimes even over 100.000 RMB.
In these cases, the volume loss ratio is usually much higher than 1%%.
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