The phrase "are entailed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing logical implications or consequences that follow from a particular statement or situation.
Example: "The results of the experiment are entailed by the initial hypothesis, indicating a strong correlation between the variables."
Alternatives: "are implied" or "are involved".
Statements expressing our beliefs about reality are equivalent in meaning to, and thus entail and are entailed by, an indefinitely large set of counterfactual statements about what experiences we would have or would be likely to have, were we to be presented with certain sensory cues and were we to carry out further tests (Lewis 1929, 142).
To study the works in this show on a case by case basis is to realize how many different sorts of acts are entailed: collage, quotation, citation, allusion, theft, redemption; echoing, copying, mimicking, mirroring, tracing, replicating, parodying, plagiarizing, recontextualizing, transforming, deconstructing, plain old representing and maybe a few others, including appropriating.
The political arrangements of the Republic are entailed by, and are consistent with, many different sets of premises, some of which are mutually inconsistent.
In the process, large-scale of complex engineered components, manufacturing offsite prefabrication and preassembly processes are entailed (Taghaddos et al. 2012).
Overall, such paradoxes as the Liar provide some evidence for the dialetheist's claim that some contradictions are provably true, in the sense that they are entailed by plain facts concerning natural language and our thought processes.
High operational costs are entailed particularly because of excessive growth of weeds on exposed ground resulting in an amplified demand for frequent weed control and other agricultural inputs such as fertilizer, pest and disease control, etc. (Yamada et al. 2009).
Once they told me what was entailed, I said no thanks".
"The Lee regime will be held fully accountable for the irrevocable catastrophic consequences to be entailed".
"He was working on some kind of edge, and a certain amount of risk is entailed".
And before you hire an installer, make sure you understand your options, what work is entailed and what it costs.
If that's all that's entailed, then why do DNA labs take so long to send back results?
