The phrase "are renounced" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is formally giving up or rejecting something, such as a belief, claim, or right.
Example: "The rights to the property are renounced by the previous owner in favor of the new buyer."
Alternatives: "are relinquished" or "are abandoned".
In the festival, individuated work roles are renounced as we rediscover communal ties.
Once a player becomes a free agent, the team holds their rights until they re-sign, leave for another team or are renounced.
Given that the kalpwasis' social identity entails relinquishing worldly concerns and devoting oneself to spiritual matters (especially bathing and prayer rituals) it follows that in this context, CSR refers to the extent to which kalpwasis are successful in living a simple spiritual life in which worldly luxuries and concerns are renounced.
"They are people who are renouncing their own voices".
A growing number of Americans living abroad are renouncing once-valued U.S. passports.
The conditions for being removed are renouncing violence, renouncing all ties to Al Qaeda and accepting the Afghan Constitution.
One by one, states are renouncing the use of touch-screen voting machines.
There is all of that, but the main thing is, we should renounce not because what we are renouncing is something dirty, or something evil or really evil incarnate, but because really there is no such thing as evil.
Women's groups at some of the most prestigious U.S. law schools are renouncing law firms that forbid employees from suing over issues like sexual harassment and discrimination.
The Clinton administration gave birth to the very era of mass incarceration that current Democrats are renouncing with great emotion and fervor".
Now, 10 years after the tragic events of 9/11, concerned Citizens around the world are renouncing our roles in the War on Terror.
