"yet far from" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an action or situation that is not as close as one might think or expect. For example: "The issue is yet far from resolved."
They are not in the clear yet — far from it.
Yet far from being idyllic, the location becomes intensely sinister.
"Ashley definitely hasn't peaked yet; far from it," Hill said.
Yet, far from being thrown, the singers seemed inspired.
Yet far from obliterating its life, they provided the key to the island's future prosperity.
Yet far from being defeated, all the signs are that the AUC is stronger than ever.
Yet far from heaving a sigh of relief, investors are nervous.
Yet, far from being "stern," the Jefferson Lectures are among the loveliest things that Bellow wrote.
Yet far from being happier, parents in western states are livid.
Yet far from offering sweeteners, America has treated its allies with arrogant disdain.
Yet far from being worth a thousand words, the pictures were seriously misleading.
