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The phrase "are not yet decided" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a situation where a decision has not been made at the present time but may be made in the future.
Example: "The details of the event are not yet decided, but we will inform everyone as soon as we have more information."
Alternatives: "have not been determined yet" or "are still under consideration".
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Although the new rules have been in force for some weeks, the procedures for English-speaking applicants are not yet decided.
But the terms of their disclosure – not publicly sought by the telecoms companies themselves, which have less of a culture of transparency than their tech counterparts – are not yet decided, owing to the uncertain contours of bulk phone records collection that Obama wants to transfer out of government hands.
Major political issues are not yet decided," French envoy Laurence Tubiana told Saturday's meeting.
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Terry Holt, spokesman for the Bush re-election committee, said simply that the convention program was not complete and that Mr. Schwarzenegger's role was not yet decided.
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