The phrase "are muted in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing something that is silenced or made less audible within a specific setting or situation.
Example: "During the conference call, all participants are muted in the main room to minimize background noise."
Alternatives: "are silenced in the" or "are quieted in the".
That reaction may be more common in babies, he speculated, because their immune responses are muted in the womb so they don't attack their mothers' cells.
Even though they are muted in the show, his politics are that a man should be in his own country and make decisions for himself".
Not only did this revolutionary stance annunciate an oppositional 'new' (epistemological change implies incommensurability), but also did it implement dualism even further by suggesting that the visual gestalts and all other 'things' are muted in the transition (ontological change follows from epistemological change).
Their shooting woes were muted in the first round because Boston could not score, either.
STOCKMARKETS Wall Street was muted in the week to January 7th, on fears of lower earnings and the Asian crisis.
Campaigning has been muted in the capital, Malé, with opposition forces permitted to hold just a single political rally.
As a result, talk of a boycott has been muted in the hope that white legislators would not feel pressured.
You don't need to ear-muff the children because the profanity has been muted in the video, leaving just the humorous reaction.
Dell said it expected revenue from consumers would be "muted" in the current quarter, but it saw "continued strength" from the corporate sector.
Unemployment rose in most of the member states, although the increase was muted in the north, and the number of jobless people actually fell in Germany.
Partisanship was muted in the media through the mid-20th century; now it is far more open, sharp, and often belligerent.
