The phrase "are evaluated for safety" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where products, processes, or substances are being assessed to ensure they meet safety standards.
Example: "Before being released to the market, all new pharmaceuticals are evaluated for safety to protect consumers."
Alternatives: "are assessed for safety" or "are tested for safety."
But while the chemicals are evaluated for safety, electronics manufacturers do not have to disclose which chemicals they use or how much of any one chemical, which public health advocates say makes it difficult to tell whether the chemicals are being used according to safety limits.
In an e-mail, Denver Post editor Greg Moore explains how marijuana medicines are evaluated for safety and effectiveness -- not by scientists, not by doctors, not by the Food and Drug Administration, but by social media.
However, medical devices in Europe are evaluated for safety and reliability through any one of 76 notified bodies, which then issue a Conformité Européenne mark, allowing that device to be marketed in Europe.
The new version, called the HeartAssist 5, is being evaluated for safety and efficacy.
Each, of course, has to be evaluated for safety, but it's obviously a list with benefits.
Unlike nicotine gum and skin patches, electronic cigarettes have not been evaluated for safety or effectiveness.
The plant, at Temelin, which began testing in October, will be evaluated for safety and environmental effects by a team of experts chosen by the European Union.
The F.D.A. considers body-building products that contain synthetic steroids — like modified forms of testosterone or progestin — to be illegal, unapproved drugs that may put consumers at risk because they have not been evaluated for safety or efficacy, he said.
Human induced pluripotent stem cell-derived cardiomyocytes are available from various sources and they are being evaluated for safety testing.
This real-time, image-guided approach was evaluated for safety, accuracy, and yield in the healthy canine model.
VRX496 contains an antisense sequence against the HIV envelope and is currently being evaluated for safety in a clinical trial for treatment of HIV.
