The phrase "are further reviewed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something is being examined or evaluated in more detail after an initial review.
Example: "The submitted applications are further reviewed by the committee to ensure all criteria are met."
Alternatives: "are additionally assessed" or "are subjected to further evaluation".
Time-dependent computations for various cases of cryogenic cavitation are further reviewed.
In this work the problems caused by salt deposition and the correspondingly main solutions are further reviewed objectively.
The algorithms are ranked according to three multi-objective indicators and the differences between the top-4 are further reviewed using statistical significance tests.
7, 8 Molecular techniques available for evaluation of BRAFV600E mutations in melanoma are further reviewed in detail elsewhere.
In addition, the reference lists of the selected articles are further reviewed to find other relevant studies, particularly those that were not identified in the initial search.
However, the precise location of stations in Leeds and at Toton, the East Midlands stop between Nottingham and Derby, will be further reviewed.
The current literature on urinary tract scedosporiosis is further reviewed with emphasis on treatment options and limitations of current antifungal therapy.
To be further reviewed on the telephone by a clinician costs £64.59, to receive an ambulance and be treated at home is £155.30, and to receive an ambulance and be taken to hospital costs £254.57.
After a meeting of the emergency Cobra committee, Cameron said the terror threat level for the UK would remain at severe but it would be further reviewed in the light of evolving risks from groups and individuals associated with Islamic State.
Proposed actions on each target and all of the approaches were further reviewed for known effects on other hallmark areas and the tumor microenvironment.
These papers were further reviewed for their study design, adequacy of randomization and concealment of allocation, blinding of participants, interventions, and outcome measurements.
