The phrase "are considered objectionable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics, behaviors, or content that may be deemed inappropriate or offensive by certain individuals or groups.
Example: "Certain themes in literature are considered objectionable by some readers due to their controversial nature."
Alternatives: "are viewed as unacceptable" or "are seen as offensive."
Had the privilege granted been an exclusive one, the contract might be considered objectionable upon the ground that it created a monopoly without an express sanction of the legislature to that effect.
Some current analytic work is motivated less by the desire to forward an overall theory than by a wish to destroy a prevailing or previously held theory that is considered objectionable.
When applied to a woman it most often describes her appearance, but is also used to indicate female behaviour that would not be considered objectionable when coming from a male – asserting a strongly held opinion, for instance.
But when an über-soccer club like United does not take home enough trophies, or silverware as the British would say, focusing on the personal could be considered objectionable, if not downright job-threatening.
Self-deception has been considered objectionable because it facilitates harm to others (Linehan 1982) and to oneself, undermines autonomy (Darwall 1988; Baron 1988), corrupts conscience (Butler 1722), violates authenticity (Sartre 1943), and manifests a vicious lack of courage and self-control that undermine the capacity for compassionate action (Jenni 2003).
First, it is essential for the concept of toleration that the tolerated beliefs or practices are considered to be objectionable and in an important sense wrong or bad.
After explaining these charges, the Court noted that "it is the settled rule... to confine the indictment to one distinct offence or restrict the evidence to one transaction" because "in cases of felony, the multiplication of distinct charges has been considered so objectionable as tending to confound the accused in his defence, or to prejudice him as to his challenges..
"If it doesn't cross what might be considered an objectionable red line of ours, then I don't know that we would object to what another party might want to do," said a senior administration official, referring to the South Korean offer.
