The phrase "mostly exceed" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means that something goes beyond or surpasses mostly or mainly. Example: The students' test scores mostly exceeded the teacher's expectations.
Summits mostly exceed elevations of 6,000 feet (1,800 metres), and some peaks rise above 10,000 feet (3,000 metres).
Indian officials argue that India's capital controls discourage short-term debt, encourage long-term inflows of equity into the country, and generally ensure that capital inflows mostly exceed outflows.
One concern which has not been addressed so far is that the electric field intensities on the SiO2 layer to achieve relatively high strains mostly exceed the dielectric strength of SiO2 (i.e. the maximum value that the SiO2 layer can withstand before an electric breakdown occurs), which is around 1.5 V/nm59.
We understand personal responsibility and mostly exceed expectations of good citizenship.
So, our results from the long retention interval of 1 week even mostly exceed those results from studies with several minutes retention, emphasizing the unusual robustness of our categorization results.
However, increased airway resistance in such patients will mostly exceed the resistive properties of the ETT.
As our chart shows, since 1993 inflation has mostly exceeded 2.5%.
Early plant populations mostly exceeded 120,000 plants/acre for all planting depths (except for the 2.5 inch seeding depth on the April 20 and June 12 planting date in 2013), which apparently were adequate to optimize yields in 2013.
After optimization, the method gave high sensitivity with a method detection limit ranging from 0.0018 to 0.027 ng L−1, good repeatability with a relative standard deviation less than 20% (n = 4) and acceptable recovery with a value mostly exceeding 60%.
Levamisole presents poses a higher risk of exposure to the consumers as their mean concentrations mostly exceeded the MRLs.
The concentrations of levamisole and albendazole residues mostly exceeded the recommended FAO/WHO MRLs, whiles others like tiamulin, piperazine and sulphamethoxazole were far below recommended FAO/WHO MRL.
