The phrase "are not contradicted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing statements, claims, or ideas that do not conflict with each other.
Example: "The findings of the study are not contradicted by previous research, suggesting a consistent trend in the data."
Alternatives: "are not in conflict" or "are not opposed".
As can be seen in Table 2, the results found in Table 1 on the effect of aid on our migration rates and the selection rate are not contradicted by these changes in specifications even if the size of effect varies as is to be expected.
Accordingly, these properties are commonly taken to be central principles of NML.[1] Rational Monotony states that no conclusions of Γ are lost when adding formulas φ to Γ that are not contradicted by Γ (i.e., it is not the case that Γ ¬φ).
Both Aculifera and our basal dichotomy are not contradicted by the early appearance of bivalves.
These tables are believed to be exhaustive for Africa, and they are not contradicted by community studies from Latin America and Asia.
Moreover, the claims that oseltamivir is safe overall and that it has neuropsychiatrical activity in rare cases are not contradicted in our model.
Published data were evaluated carefully and only approved results, which are not contradicted by recently published data, were incorporated into the model.
Hence, they are not contradicting the results found in the OLS regression.
His theory suggests that the friends and foes of the Death Penalty are not contradicting each other, when in fact it is evident that they are.
Therefore these data are not contradicting their functional relevance as important cis-regulatory sections but demonstrate that mobile DNAs in general do provide a highly attractive repertoire of structural and functional information patterns to the host.
Be sure that your local sources are not contradicting proven safety standards.
Both times I referred to my ticket as being "purely electronic" and I was not contradicted.
