"varying ratios" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe when two or more numerical values are in different proportions to each other. For example, "The sales goals for each team within the company differ in varying ratios."
The works combine flat and dimensional cutout images and found objects in varying ratios.
Gas mixtures containing varying ratios of carbon monoxide and molecular hydrogen are called synthesis gas.
Deng, H. X. et al. Multiple functional groups of varying ratios in metal-organic frameworks.
This is because many mixtures contain all three colours in varying ratios, just as one note may be common to several chords in a musical progression.
In addition to THC, Cannabis' effects are likely related to a number of other compounds7,8, including nearly 74 different cannabinoids9 present at varying ratios across varieties.
It relies on the fact that isotopes or forms of carbon, nitrogen and strontium appear in varying ratios in an elephant's tusk.
Finally, two-person male-male mixtures were tested at 10 ng in contributor varying ratios.
Beside methane it also contains larger hydrocarbons in small, varying ratios.
About half of the states and many municipalities have similar laws, with varying ratios, designed to offset the extra time that women take in the restroom and slowly undo decades of male-dominated design and construction.
It was as if Thomas Keller and his kitchen aids had locked themselves in some fried-chicken laboratory for months and experimented with varying ratios of batter to meat and crunchiness to greasiness until they came up with the ideal.
Three lipid-based Polyester Amides (PEAs) with varying ratios of ester and amide linkages were synthesized.
