The phrase "are not undermined" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is not weakened or diminished in value or importance.
Example: "The integrity of the project is strong, and our efforts are not undermined by external criticism."
Alternatives: "are not diminished" or "are not weakened".
"We rely on you to ensure that our efforts are not undermined or invalidated by those who cheat".
Meanwhile, some governments have begun to get involved to make sure their car industries are not undermined by sourcing or safety issues.
Meanwhile, some governments have begun to get involved to ensure their car industries are not undermined by sourcing or safety issues.
"We would probably see this as useful, provided that the existing missions of forces within NATO are not undermined," one official said.
Together with the social partners we will examine the impact of the Viking, Laval and other judgments to ensure that rights are not undermined.
In this installment of Organizational Performance, we explain the battles that are taking place along this new legal front and suggest steps companies can take to best ensure that their financial positions are not undermined by their wellness programs.
When states refuse to cooperate with the EPA, they are not undermining the law; they are following it.
But to date, research shows, they are not undermining cable or satellite — merely complementing it with pay-per-view TV episodes and some movie streams.
When managers come up with creative solutions to unforeseen problems or run with unexpected opportunities, they are not undermining systematic implementation; they are demonstrating execution at its best.
They believe they are not undermining their movement; they believe that by casting the Kochs as uniformly evil, they are mobilizing their troops against a common enemy.
But Carlisle told BBC Radio 5 live: "We will make sure Rio Ferdinand's rights as a human being, never mind as a footballer, aren't undermined in this".
