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The phrase "are taped" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has been secured or attached using tape.
Example: "The documents are taped to the wall for everyone to see."
Alternatives: "are secured" or "are affixed".
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are taped
noun
Flexible material in a roll with a sticky surface on one or both sides; adhesive tape.
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His hands are taped.
All four programs are taped.
Some are taped to the wall, others suspended from clips.
Faded posters of Hindu gods are taped to the walls.
Pictures and handwritten notes are taped to the metal.
All lectures are taped and can be watched online for SCPD students and full-time students.
These poles are taped securely to the surface of the foam board/clock base.
Graphic illustrations of cranes and other equipment are taped to the walls.
In North Dakota, the principled are taped and tied, the crooked are bow-tied.
Nearby, strips of paper listing war statistics are taped to the wall.
Cryptic checklists are taped to the doors of the cars: "set toe," "tighten rod sleeves".
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