The phrase "are homogenized" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a process in which different elements are made uniform or similar in composition or characteristics.
Example: "The ingredients are homogenized to ensure a consistent texture and flavor throughout the product."
Alternatives: "are blended" or "are mixed uniformly".
With this approach, stress results obtained from a micro-FE model of a whole bone, that can represent the bone trabecular architecture in detail, are homogenized and the homogenized stresses are then used as a reference for stress results obtained from continuum models.
After incubating 5 minutes on ice, samples are homogenized using 20 strokes of a tight-fitting Dounce homogenizer.
Data are homogenized to include only low-skilled workers as agents are ex ante homogeneous so it is important that they are of similar skill in the data.
America has never been a melting pot, where people of diverse cultures are homogenized into a undifferentiated mass.
In this model, the coating layers of fuel particles are homogenized with the background matrix region.
Even as the vocal performances are homogenized, the visuals are often thrown into higher relief.
"And rather than off the South Shore, where you have high wave energy and things are homogenized, this environment has remained relatively well protected".
At this step, all the other external and internal excitations are homogenized.
The material properties are homogenized by using a two-parameter Eshelby-Mori-Tanaka (EMT) approach.
Replicated response datasets are compressed utilizing the signal to noise ratio and then they are homogenized by simple rank-ordering.
The destructive possibilities are enacted insofar as human-Earth relations are homogenized and appropriated into the globe, which is dominated by the instrumental values of technological and economic development.
