The phrase "are classically not" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is traditionally or typically not the case in a formal or academic context.
Example: "These elements are classically not found in modern architecture, which favors minimalism."
Alternatives: "are traditionally not" or "are typically not".
The classical proofs are intuitionistically not acceptable because of the way they depend on PEM; the intuitionistic proofs are classically not acceptable because they depend on reflection on the structure of mental proofs.
These regions are classically not measured by array-based methods, such as the ones employed by TCGA [ 19, 20].
Being an eclectic spirit means having a lot of interests, or finding beauty in items/ thoughts/ experiences that are classically not appreciated.
Still, Edwards-Hunter was "classically not a Times-like story," said Craig Whitney, the standards editor.
The functional relevance of this has been questioned in vivo, as mouse NK cells were classically not found to have direct APC function [17], [18].
30 There is significant olfactory loss in GBA1 mutation PD, where synuclein deposition is more extensive and more likely to extend to the cortex, 31, 32 and preservation of olfactory dysfunction in biallelic parkin related PD, where synuclein deposition is classically not a prominent feature.
Besides discussing differences between the classical and intuitionistic conceptions of logic, it gives a list of some propositional principles that are intuitionistically valid, as well as a list of some propositional principles that are classically valid but not intuitionistically.
While the Eifman dancers are classically trained, they are not necessarily pure classical dancers.
The reinterpretation of the undecidedness intuition at line v gives us a claim that is classically, but not intuitionistically, equivalent to Und.
"I grew up learning piano, was classically trained and not a lot of people know this.
