The phrase "are deemed valid" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something is considered acceptable or legitimate, often in legal, formal, or academic settings.
Example: "The submitted documents are deemed valid after thorough review by the committee."
Alternatives: "are considered valid" or "are regarded as valid."
If appraiser complaints are deemed valid, the institute is supposed to forward them to regulators.
Don McKay, a town spokesman, said that Frank Petrone, the town supervisor, would support holding a referendum on the issue as long as the petitions for it are deemed valid.
Given the fact that SLP is NP-hard, the heuristic methods are deemed valid [46, 47].
Based on Saaty (1980), if the consistency of the conducted comparisons is lower than 0.10, the pairwise comparison matrix has an acceptable consistency and the weight values are deemed valid.
If at least 30,169 of those signatures are deemed valid, the state will vote on legalization in the primary election on Aug. 19, the earliest possible date of any of these states.
Assuming the petition signatures are deemed valid by the Secretary of State, Morse says he will not resign and says that even if he loses his seat the gun control measures were too important to dodge in the wake of 2012's Aurora theater massacre and the Sandy Hook shooting in Conn.
The construction of a prediction tool is a difficult undertaking; it requires careful methodological consideration and validation before the predictions can be deemed valid and reliable in naïve patients [ 2, 3].
Mr. Préval said Wednesday that the election had been deemed valid by international observers.
Although there were reports of fraud and intimidation, the elections were deemed valid by international observers.
Without an extension, driver's licenses from Maine and South Carolina will no longer be deemed valid as identification at airports and federal buildings starting May 11, the original date of compliance.
