The phrase "are given voice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of allowing someone to express their opinions or feelings, often in contexts related to advocacy or representation.
Example: "In our community meetings, all members are given voice to share their thoughts and concerns."
Alternatives: "are allowed to speak" or "are provided a platform".
Puppets are given voice by singers as musicians play traditional instruments.
"Salt of the Earth" is a super-album of Mr Salgado's photographs, which are given voice through his soul-stricken recollections and the director's sympathetic platitudes.
EIA are closest to fulfilling the needs of environmental economists, encompassing the majority of ecosystem service impacts, yet further methodological progress is recommended to ensure that all project stakeholders are given voice and arbitrage in the data-gathering process.
Friendship, sex, and family life are all shadowed by drugs, violence, police brutality, and the relentless struggle for money, and these crises are given voice in soliloquies of vernacular eloquence, whether from strivers or derelicts.
Friendship, sex, and family life are shadowed by drugs, violence, police brutality, and the relentless struggle for money, and these crises are given voice in soliloquies of vernacular eloquence.
They (and a couple of villainous humans) are given voice by a parade of stars, among them Nick Nolte as Vincent the bear and Allison Janney and Thomas Haden Church as the humans.
Electronic machines, however, are relatively silent – and so they are given voices.
Bass lines are expectedly strong, and the middle parts are given voices.
On one level, the protesters, most of them young, are giving voice to a generation of lost opportunity.
The demonstrators in New York and other cities are giving voice to a broad-based anger and frustration.
Thats why people are giving voice away for free.
