The phrase "are refuted as" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing arguments, claims, or theories that have been disproven or challenged.
Example: "The claims made in the article are refuted as lacking sufficient evidence."
Alternatives: "are dismissed as" or "are contradicted as".
However, the story, which is a common Kahnawake tale, was refuted as early as 1882 and does not appear to have significantly affected American perception of the raid.
In his book "The Shifting Point," the director wrote that Golding's fable is so beautiful that "it can be refuted as a trick of compelling poetic style".
The Yogachara Buddhist view that there are no external objects but only minds and their conceptions is refuted, as also the Buddhist doctrine of the momentariness of all that is.
"The LMA's announcement is refuted as the club has a very rigid approval system where only players formally identified, and with approval forms signed and sanctioned by the manager personally are brought in," it read.
However, this hypothesis can be refuted, as the average value of P2 was not significantly different from 0.5.
Malignant transformation of infused MSCs has been refuted as these cells did not demonstrate sustained engraftment [ 162].
Even in the absence of any detectable underlying condition or risk factor, an organic aetiology cannot be refuted as ED is known to share common endothelial dysfunction pathways with many vascular diseases [ 43] and manifests 2 3 years beforehand [ 44] to serve as an early warning of such diseases, particularly in men 45 years or younger [ 45].
Numerous observational studies that demonstrated large benefits of influenza vaccination against serious outcomes such as all-cause mortality or hospitalizations for pneumonia or influenza [ 9] have been refuted as the purported reductions in events attributable to vaccination exceed the total proportion estimated to be attributable to influenza [ 10].
They are refuted, in some detail.
The myth that gay men are statistically more likely to commit pedophilia than straight men has been soundly refuted, as has the myth that pit bulls are more likely than other dogs to attack and kill people.
