The phrase "are apprehended by a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing how something is understood or perceived by a particular entity or group.
Example: "The nuances of the argument are apprehended by a select few who have studied the subject in depth."
Alternatives: "are understood by a" or "are grasped by a".
Jacobs is apprehended by a platoon of Farc guerrillas.
His actions disrupted the song and West was forced to restart the track after Brodkin was apprehended by a security guard.
He rushed out to buy civilian clothes with just 10 minutes time before the stores closed, but was apprehended by a couple of MP's.
Male beauty was a bit of heaven on earth, to be apprehended by a truly philosophical love, as Plato explained and as Greek statues assert.
December 23, 1952 A young man recently expelled from Harvard University's English Ph.D. program who had been going into Princeton dorms and stealing a variety of student possessions is apprehended by a University proctor.
A cat dressed up to the nines in a fancy green plumed hat and a cerise double-breasted jacket is apprehended by a little girl, Marie Elaine, one summer evening.
The central problem of consciousness is that there is something it is like to experience the world, and this quality can only be apprehended by a being who themselves experiences the world.
The pair were apprehended by a ranger while trying to load the stash into a pickup truck, and Tillman was given eight months in prison, one of the harshest sentences ever for a cactus rustler.
(i.e. without being apprehended by a judge) ○ A: 12 h ○ B: 24 h ○ C: 36 h ○ D: 48 h ○ E: 60 h ○ F: 72 h ○ G: other [please insert duration].
The Naiyāyikas beginning with Vācaspati Miśra succinctly uphold that since a belief cannot reveal its own truth, nor can it be grasped in after-perception, it must be apprehended by a subsequent inference following from volition leading to successful activity.
