The phrase "are squeezed out" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where something is forced out or removed from a space or context.
Example: "In the process of making juice, the fruits are squeezed out to extract their liquid."
Alternatives: "are extracted" or "are forced out".
Sn hillocks are squeezed out to relieve the compressive stress generated by the formation of Cu6Sn5-type IMCs.
Smaller providers like social enterprises – organisations that reinvest profits and are answerable to communities – are squeezed out of contracts.
Wholly original new musicals are squeezed out by all three known commodities – revivals, back catalogues and familiar films.
And as bargain brands are squeezed out, Coke's prices can rise -- as can those of Pepsi and Dr Pepper.
Poor people in poor countries are the losers when officials are on the take: corruption means that good projects are squeezed out by bad ones.
Prediction criteria for the formability of cubic perovskites are squeezed out, which may be applied to design new substrate or buffer materials with cubic perovskite structure in compound semiconductor epitaxy.
Democratic norms and institutions are openly disdained; illiberal and authoritarian ideas from the alt-right and far left are moving from the fringe; and everywhere, truth and civility are squeezed out amid rancor and conspiracism.
The data also shows that the biggest six companies are tightening their grip on the market, taking making up a record high of more than 70% of all shipments as smaller players are squeezed out – and more consolidation is expected.
Respect for the game and institutional memory will be lost as older players are squeezed out by younger recruits, recruits who will have fewer fundamentals and less-developed skills.
But if they are squeezed out, Delhi's rubbish collectors see little alternative employment.
The second method is the roller, where the juices are squeezed out and separated from the fiber immediately.
