The phrase "are pertained to" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form would be "pertain to."
Example: "The regulations pertain to all employees within the organization."
Alternatives: "are related to" or "are connected to."
The basic text De ver. 1.1 explains that the expressed mode of being pertains to every being in itself or in relation to something else.
Disability resulting from HIV-related mental health conditions and neurocognitive changes [ 30] is also becoming better understood among people living with HIV in Africa, especially as it is pertains to elevated rates of depression [ 31].
Higher incidence of breast cancer among the white than black women in the US was pertained only to the postmenopausal cancer.
But the first questions that were posed pertained to whether he would take his game straight to the National Basketball Association as Kevin Garnett, a big man from Farragut Academy in Chicago, did this season.
The study of electronic characteristics of charge carriers in nanoelectronic circuits is basically pertained to a physical problem.
Many differences that were detected pertained to terminology.
Moreover, both SH and contact with CAPS referred to lifetime experiences, whereas the psychosocial characteristics that were assessed pertained to experiences in the past year or past week.
The idea of Emptiness is the idea that this is true "ontologically": that is, it pertains to the very being of things.
Ablaze! was exactly what it pertained to be; every hand-written note or vitriolic review burned with the passion of its young editor.
This is how "Arctic" is defined: "Pertaining to, or situated under, the northern constellation called the Bear".
