The phrase "are submersed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is submerged or immersed in a liquid, typically water.
Example: "The ancient ruins are submersed beneath the lake, hidden from view for centuries."
Alternatives: "are submerged" or "are immersed".
These more difficult classes really bring the burn, but because you are submersed in a saline pool, you really don't feel how hard you've worked your arms and your core — until the next day, that is.
For microscopic observations, the fibre scaffolds are either transferred to glass slides, maintained wet and observed with standard non-immersion objectives (without the addition of a cover slip); or for imaging at longer working distances, they are submersed in fresh growth medium, followed by imaging using a water-dipping objective.
Veins were submersed in M199 medium and kept at 37 °C during the experiment.
Whey protein isolate (WPI) gels (17% w/w protein) of different aspect ratios were submersed in aqueous solution at pH 7.0.
"It's criminal to have diverted aid from a country which has mastered the technology of dykes and polders and could prevent our city from being submersed," he explains.
At those times I apprehended that I was only by some frail magic walking on the water in which she was submersed, and feeling myself foundering, looked away". Her erasure is threatened by the living, not the dead.
Slag was submersed in a rainwater simulation solution (RSS), weak citric acid solution (representing rhizosphere secretions) and control solutions (deionised water) for a one month period with solution analyses made at intervals of 1, 24, 168 and 720 h.
At the second step, the 2-AET- or CYT-modified electrode was submersed into the bis(salicylaldehydo copper II) complex solution and the complex was fixed by reacting the amino groups with the complex under Shiff base formation.
The single battery lasts an entire year if left on the middle brightness setting and the ACRO can be submersed in up to 82 feet of water.
NEC Casio also says the N-03C can be submersed in water as deep as 1.5m for half an hour without any problems (meeting the Japanese IPX5/8 and IP5X standards).
The Commando is ruggedized and can be submersed in water, exposed to extreme temperatures, and survive the other vicissitudes our phones are often subjected to, by accident or design.
