The phrase "are even described" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how certain subjects or phenomena are characterized or explained in various contexts.
Example: "In the latest research, the effects of climate change on marine life are even described in detail."
Alternatives: "are even detailed" or "are even outlined".
SMTIs as well as natural tubulin inhibitors have been described to interfere with this angiogenic process and some, like combretastatin A4 phosphate, are even described as selectively damaging tumour vasculatures.
The metabolic networks of several key organisms, for example, S. cerevisiae and H. sapiens, are even described in multiple databases.
CMSs have long been perceived to be burdened with the inefficiencies and shortcomings widely associated with monopolistic systems, and sometimes are even described as "monopolies".
At one, point desire is even described as a venom to be drawn.
She was even described on the radio by a state representative as an "evil little thing".
Kazan's denial was even described by many analysts of soccer as the "art" of defending.
This particular scene is even described, in some detail, in a letter.
Landscape is even described as "the third character" in the story (the others being the horse and the boy).
It was widely derided for both message and execution, and was even described by the NSW premier, Mike Baird – whose Department of Premier and Cabinet managed the campaign – as "quite something".
Of course my education has been uniquely difficult – no one apart from Chickenshed believed that I was anything more than the label "cerebral palsy" – I was even described to my family as a vegetable.
During his decade-long tenure as foreign minister (1991-2001), Moussa was indisputably the most popular politician in Egypt and he was even described by Time magazine as "perhaps the most adored public servant in the Arab world".
