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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are not debated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that a particular topic or issue is not being discussed or contested.
Example: "The facts presented in the report are not debated among the experts in the field."
Alternatives: "are not contested" or "are not discussed".
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The stories I have shared are not debated, probed or challenged – they are simply ignored.
While I always enjoy reading your factual approach to this administration's decisions in foreign policy, healthcare or taxes, I think that this issue, and world trade in general, are not debated enough in this country.
The government can arrange, or rather fix, the report stage of bills (the only time at which the house as a whole gets to vote on specific issues and amendments) to ensure that the contentious parts are not debated and that any rebellions are avoided by putting the issue so far down the order paper that it's never reached.
The BBC's Roland Buerk said the rights and wrongs of whaling are not debated publicly in Japan.
One result of this two-party, for-sale tyranny is that most issues on people's minds are not debated or discussed inside the electoral arena.
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People are not debating the Civil War.
We are not debating theoretically here.
We are not debating the issue, we are debating the solution.
"They are not debating Chaucer; they are debating product features," says Mr. Sarhan, who graduated from Pace University.
We are not debating what's happening to our nation.
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