The phrase "being rare" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used as a verb phrase that describes a state of existence or condition. Example: The blue diamond, being rare, was sold at auction for millions of dollars.
Clustering showed that the germplasm can be separated into two groups (see below) with a total of 66 specific alleles found in group I (39 being rare) and 134 specific alleles found in group II (82 being rare).
The personal contact, being rare, is also more memorable for students.
Shooting skill being rare enough, I'm willing to accept that risk in most cases.
"I remember going to the climbing wall and it being rare to see other women.
But it suggested that "errors of all the kinds listed are far form being rare" in scientific journals.
Far from being rare and reviled, these agreements are more common than treaties, and the Senate approves hundreds each year.
As a trainee, she had the kind of thorough journalistic training that Nesta remembers being rare for women.
However, it is generally recognized that multiaxial stresses occur in many full-scale structures, being rare the occurrence of pure uniaxial stress states.
In vertebrae they clustered anterior/superior being rare posterior/inferior; in the femoral head they concentrated distal/superior and also near the fovea, being fewer distal/inferior.
MI was layer and cell type specific, with multisensory enhancement being rare in the major class of inhibitory interneurons and in the output infragranular layers.
In winter, North American breeders chiefly forage over inshore and near-offshore marine waters, lagoons, and river estuaries; they are mainly coastal, being rare far offshore.
