The phrase "are reoriented" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a change in direction, focus, or perspective, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "After the feedback session, the team's goals are reoriented to better align with the company's vision."
Alternatives: "are redirected" or "are adjusted".
Experiments have proved that the stress fibers are reoriented into one or two distinct directions.
Our conclusion indicates how future works are reoriented to improve the design of ultrasonic transducers dedicated to SFR inspection.
Ngabirano says that when staff are reoriented on alcoholism, diagnosis and treatment, they are more likely to see it as a health problem "needing intervention".
In this sense, the term 'poling' here does not equate to its conventional meaning whereby the ferroelectric domains are reoriented so that their axis is parallel to the applied electric field; rather it simply refers to the application of a large electric field to a crystal in the as-synthesized condition.
When two bands intersect with each other, a mutual shearing effect seems to occur at the band intersection, where the fibrils or voids in an existing band are reoriented in a new direction, which seems to be determined by the resultant shear displacement of the two bands.
Oocytes treated with drugs that suppress microtubule dynamics exhibit spindles that are reoriented more vertically to the cortex than untreated controls.
People are reorienting themselves towards protest politics".
"We are reorienting our policy toward Turkey," Mr. Gabriel told reporters.
"The fly-to markets are softer than the drive-to markets, so hotels are reorienting toward the drive-to markets," he said.
While many tech firms are reorienting toward commercial customers, Hewlett-Packard is staking its claim to consumers.
In a very tangible way, you are reorienting time and space away from the linear and bending it back on itself.
