The phrase "are inter alia" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in legal or formal contexts to indicate that the items mentioned are among others, but not an exhaustive list.
Example: "The committee discussed several issues, including, but not limited to, budget constraints, staffing needs, and, inter alia, the impact of recent policy changes."
Alternatives: "among other things" or "including but not limited to".
Potential applications are inter alia in the field of glue adhesives, veneers, and casting resins.
2.2 TBT continues that '[i]n assessing such risks, relevant elements of consideration are, inter alia: available scientific and technical information or intended end-uses of products'.
First, there is van Inwagen's point, namely that arguments for the incompatibility of abilities and determinism are, inter alia, arguments against any theory of ability that is congenial to the compatibilist.
Among the more straightforwardly empirical are inter alia uniformity, contrivance, adjustment of means to ends, particularly exquisite complexity, particular types of functionality, delicacy, integration of natural laws, improbability, and the fitness (fine-tuning) of the inorganic realm for supporting life.
The aims of this curriculum are, inter alia, to ensure that new graduates have an up-to-date body of core knowledge and are able to apply such knowledge and newly-acquired information to scientific and clinical problem-solving.
Important principles to consider are inter alia the right to life, the right to health, freedom from inhuman or degrading treatment, rights of physical freedom, the right to a private and family life and also freedoms against discrimination.
It was, inter alia, an attempt to reconcile CP Snow's two cultures, an undertaking which was embodied by the workshop's co-founders: Queneau was a writer fascinated by science; Le Lionnais, a scientist fascinated by writing.
The terms of the peace were, inter alia, that Iraq recognize Kuwait's sovereignty and that it divest itself of all weapons of mass destruction (i.e., nuclear, biological, and chemical weapons) and all missiles with ranges exceeding 90 miles (150 km).
The lemma tells us that every orthocoherent orthoalgebra is, inter alia, an orthomodular poset.
The social world is generated by decisive acts of inspiration and history and is, inter alia, a tapestry of inspired and unpredictable acts.
For example, to imagine the moon rising over a mountain is, inter alia, to entertain a series of mental images of the moon (and a mountain).
