The phrase "are categorized it is" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or jumbled expression that lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "The items are categorized; it is important to understand their classifications."
Alternatives: "are classified" or "are sorted".
"Transformation in Tap," the world premiere by, and starring, Jared Grimes, can be categorized — it's tap — but actually its subject is transition.
The second hour is hard to categorize; it is less topical, but ranges far and wide.
My theory is that this is because it's tough to categorize: it's neither a cutting-edge comedy nor a cable drama that we have, as a collective society, established as irrefutably good.
However hard it is to categorize, it's clear that this torrid and extremely satisfying mix of proto-acid, new beat, techno, and bleep and bass is excellent.
Circumstance is a hard film to categorize: It's a story of teenage love and personal freedom set in Iran, filmed in Beirut, edited in Chile, finished in France, and financed primarily by US sources.
It is worthwhile mentioning that over time we observed a shift in the way cookbooks are categorized: Initially it was customary for cookbooks in the repository to be associated with more than one categories; however later this changed to just a single category per cookbook.
That is, in addition to the selected terms, all narrower terms that are categorized below it in the vocabulary hierarchies were included in the searches.
In the instance Tiling Assembly recognized a single exon where the corresponding FL-cDNA recognized two exons, it was categorized to be a missing intron (Supplementary Fig. S11D).
It was categorized to be 5 grades of very severely disabled (score 0 4), severely disabled (score 5 9), moderately disabled (score 10 14), mild disabled (score 15 19) and independently (score 20).
