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Corrine- love it, even if it’s a bit old sounding. On my PNL.
Anne/Ann- prefer Anne for this trio, all of their names end in e that way
Diane- don’t care for it personally but it seems to fit with how you name them so sure.

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What time period do they live in? If it’s today, I’d name them:

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Carina
Anna
Diana

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Otherwise, it fits.

Don’t care for Corrie on a girl and that spelling is ugly.

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Susan I especially don’t like and I vastly prefer Susanna (Without the h)

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And Desirae isn’t awful but Désirée / Desiree is much better. It’s very sexy and mature.

I don’t think these names really fit with each other. How about Corinne, Desiree, and Suzanne?

I agree with everyone else: the names are really mismatched, especially if they're meant to be full siblings and not from a mixed family, such as half-siblings, step-siblings or were each adopted.
Also I dislike the alliteration of Susan Speight

Their names are so random and so different from each other in style, origin and age that it's impossible to get a fix on them. They don't even sound like sisters. Corrie and Desiray, just maybe, but not 11-15; more like thirty at least? Susan sounds like their mother.

The era and personality of the parents is very tricky to pin down. I can’t imagine the same people naming all three.

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Susan is something that elegant, no-nonsense parents might have picked in the 50s/60s. Corrie’s parents might have had her in the late 70s, and would have been free spirits who didn’t always think things through. Desirae is very 80s and has a slightly brazen, adult vibe.

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If you want them to sound like sisters who are close in age, what about

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Susan, Corinne and Diana (60s)
Sasha, Corrie and Demi (70s)
Shannon, Courtney and Desirae (80s)
Susannah, Coralie and Dahlia (current)