The phrase "are defined appropriately" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the proper or suitable definition of terms, concepts, or criteria in a specific context.
Example: "In our research paper, we ensure that all key terms are defined appropriately to avoid any confusion among readers."
Alternatives: "are defined correctly" or "are defined suitably".
Applying this to the analysis of UD composites with fibres distributed at random over the transverse cross-section, an RVE can be introduced and analysed, within which a sub-domain is defined appropriately distant to the boundary.
Moreover, a process or process component should be easy to control, i.e., should be defined appropriately and of short duration (Sargut and Demirors 2006; Weller et al. 2008).
When the eligible patient population can be defined appropriately, process measures are typically insensitive to differences in case mix and severity of illness [ 1, 26- 28].
The neighbourhood may be defined appropriately for every application, for example, to fit transcription factor binding motifs, to allow for reverse complement word counts or to include mismatches.
10 11 Although the use of intra-articular HA injections for the relief of pain in people with knee osteoarthritis is recommended by scientific societies, 12 13 the characteristics of the patients who are most likely to benefit from this treatment need to be defined appropriately, and the role of HA in disease progression is still under discussion.
The caption in Figure 2 has been defined more appropriately.
Other categories can also be defined by appropriately partitioning the probability values, for example 'possibly pathogenic' or 'likely benign' [ 9, 30, 31].
An attendee was defined as age-appropriately vaccinated if at sampling the child had received all the PCV7 doses recommended for the age at initiation of immunization [ 37].
Exp rule is defined similarly, with (14) appropriately modified to, (15).
