The phrase "are imposed in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing rules, regulations, or conditions that are enforced or applied in a specific context.
Example: "The new regulations are imposed in a manner that ensures compliance from all participants."
Alternatives: "are enforced in a" or "are applied in a".
All field equations are imposed in a weighted residual form and Legendre polynomials are used to define the approximation bases.
In our work, we simplify the product and manufacturing environment into simple parameters that are imposed in a Design Change Prediction Matrix (DCPM).
In this paper, smoothness constraints for weights, expressed as gradient constraints on a log scale in dB/decade, which is intuitive from a design perspective, are imposed in a weight optimization framework for H∞ loop-shaping control.
-- A new campus review board to make sure sanctions in cases of proven sexual misconduct are imposed in a "firm and consistent manner, regardless of the rank or position of either the complainant or respondent".
Among other things, the plan would expand education and training, beef up support services for victims and establish a new review committee to make sure sanctions are imposed in a "firm and consistent manner regardless of the rank or position of either the complainant or respondent".
These levels mainly determine the rate of detection and isolation (observation) of the infected persons, contacts, and suspects, which, as a rule, are imposed in a successive manner: mild AEA1 implies isolation of the patients that visited a physician.
In addition, the size constraints are imposed in an explicit integral-type manner, thus facilitating the numerical implementation.
Thus, if an ontology is used in a heterogeneous and distributed design collaboration, it will explicitly and persistently represent engineering relations that are imposed in an assembly design.
The ban was imposed in a fit of indignation over a 44-second clip that mocked the country's monarch.
Those sanctions have not been imposed in a decade, but Russia wanted the threat of reimposing the penalties eliminated.
In Arkansas, they said, disbarment has never been imposed in a case that did not involve a felony conviction or a matter involving the practice of law.
