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The phrase "are reformulated as" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing how something has been changed or rephrased into a different form or expression.
Example: "The original concepts are reformulated as new theories that better explain the observed phenomena."
Alternatives: "are restated as" or "are expressed as".
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The optimality conditions for the problem are reformulated as a local design rule.
The related optimization problems are reformulated as binary integer linear programs and solved using a branch-and-bound method.
The reactions in the ignition stage are reformulated as competing reactions for consumption of (BO)n polymers.
Using this scheme, the bulging rejection specifications are reformulated as a H∞ problem and the tuning parameters are designed through the particle swarm optimization approach.
Exploiting the similarity of the typical inequality constraints of plasticity and friction, all involved discrete inequalities are reformulated as nonlinear non-smooth equations using complementarity functions.
For this purpose, Maxwell's equations are reformulated as a constrained wave equation system, with Lagrange multipliers associated to the conditions ∇ · β - 0 and ∇ · E - ρ/ε0.
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which can be reformulated as, N A & B N A + N C − N A & C C ) > N A & C N A + N B − N A & B B ), (11).
After the spill, the plan was reformulated as an oil-response measure.
It has long been known that variational inequality problems can be reformulated as nonsmooth equations.
A design of the fault-tolerant compensation controller is reformulated as a linear matrix inequality problem.
The problem is reformulated as an MILP after exact linearization of structural constraints.
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