The phrase "are legislated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing laws or regulations that are formally enacted or established.
Example: "The new environmental policies are legislated to protect endangered species."
Alternatives: "are enacted" or "are established".
Morrison said the report affirmed his budget outlook as it argues that Australia could lose its AAA rating "unless more budget savings measures are legislated or there are improvements in the revenue outlook".
A submission by the Uniting Church in 2010 outlines the need for a more aligned response to seclusion use in detention centres: "In state and territory jurisdictions such facilities are legislated under mental health acts and such acts have strict guidelines for people being held in seclusion.
These limits are legislated through the Gambling Act.From our perspective, it appears that the current restrictions placed on charity lotteries are born out of a fear that the creation of major lotteries would result in the cannibalisation of the National Lottery.
Of 194 countries, 187 allow abortion in certain circumstances, although the practice is illegal in five countries – Chile, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Malta and Nicaragua – and subject to severe restrictions in many others Using data from the World Bank and the UN, we've created an interactive that offers a snapshot of how women's rights are legislated around the world.
Comprehensibility testing of potential pictograms, however, should be conducted before any pictograms are legislated for use.
Lower and upper ceilings are legislated annually and depend on the contributive group.
"We are legislating for the law to recognise this".
We are not comparing like with like – Uefa are legislating for their competitions.
We are legislating right across English football from the grass roots up.
That's why we are legislating to introduce a new transparency duty to cover all institutions".
Today, we are legislating to clamp down on abuses to ensure people get a fair deal".
