The phrase "are shown to create" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing evidence or findings that indicate a certain outcome or effect resulting from a specific action or phenomenon.
Example: "The results of the study are shown to create a significant impact on community health."
Alternatives: "are demonstrated to produce" or "are proven to generate".
Dust devil encounters are shown to create a double minima lightcurve, with the depth of the minima dependent upon the total dust loading of the vortex.
"About three percent of venture capital money goes to women founders, even though women are shown to create more profitable businesses," said Shells.
The spores are shown to create a neurological effect which causes their victims to develop extreme hatred and homicidal tendencies towards anyone around them, and are easily transmitted through person-to-person contact.
An adenovirus vector was chosen because these viruses have been shown to create strong immune responses.
Government regulation of technical standards has been shown to create competitive advantages for certain industries.
Still, organic farming has been shown to create more jobs and reduce farm workers' exposure to pesticides and other chemicals.
Moreover, the use of this recycled wastewater has been shown to create additional health and environmental risks.
In addition, this cognitive testing apparatus has been shown to create a stimulating and enriching environment for the animals.
Although no statistically significant overall Forewarning by Anchoring effect was found, Forewarning was shown to create a significant difference between the Anchoring conditions once introduced.
"Hence, methods for postgrowth densification, such as those based on leveraging elastocapillarity have previously been shown to create interesting densified CNT structures.
Social Emotional Learning (SEL) programs have been shown to create more positive peer relationships, build higher levels of caring and empathy, increase social engagement, and reduce problem behaviors.
