The phrase "are discernible in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that can be perceived or detected within a specific context or medium.
Example: "The subtle differences in tone are discernible in a well-crafted piece of music."
Alternatives: "can be seen in a" or "are noticeable in a".
Whether the subtleties of oak terroir are discernible in a finished Champagne is debatable.
This article explores diverse emerging conceptualisations of "landscape" approaches to 'Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation' and related activities (REDD +) that are discernible in a growing body of academic literature and policy practice.
They are less likely to identify with Lindsay Lohan than, perhaps, with Andie MacDowell, 50, whose crows' feet are discernible in a L'Oreal print campaign for RevitaLift Anti-Wrinkle Concentrate; or Diane Keaton, who at the age of 62 has been talking up L'Oreal's hair color and Age-Perfect Pro Calcium moisturizer.
These and other images reinforced the depiction of Nazi German concentration camps and are discernible in a number of subsequent American films, including George Stevens's The Diary of Anne Frank (1959), Alan Pakula's Sophie's Choice (1982), and Steven Spielberg's Schindler's List (1993).
Generally, in spite of limited spectroscopic performances of the studied detectors, two hills related to tritons (2.73 MeV) and α particles (2.05 MeV) are discernible in all spectra beside a noise peak positioned in the low energy region.
This season, a strong sportswear theme was discernible in a more aerodynamic silhouette than Marni often shows.
The faces of two young boys in plastic bags — one with a red flower laid on it — were discernible in a photograph that editors put on Page A11 on July 31, with a caution in the caption that an Israeli military official disputed the reason for the building collapse in Lebanon that killed them.
Even among those who are not consciously devout, it can strike a deep chord.All that helps to explain the emphasis on holy ground, and holy history, that was discernible in a state-of-the-nation speech (link in Russian) this week by Vladimir Putin.
A sigmoid relationship may be discernible in a reasonably homogeneous population, but is likely to be more difficult to identify if the population is heterogeneous.
The fission-deficient peroxisomes exhibited an elongated morphology, and peroxisomal marker proteins, such as Pex14p or matrix proteins harboring peroxisomal targeting signal 1, were discernible in a segmented staining pattern, like beads on a string.
The alternative, as they see it, is to cave in to pressure on the nuclear issue, liberalise the economy, and submit to creeping western values.That message was discernible in an isolationist speech that Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the country's supreme leader, delivered in June.
