The phrase "are to be categorized" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the classification or organization of items, concepts, or data into specific categories.
Example: "The various species of plants are to be categorized based on their growth habits and environmental preferences."
Alternatives: "should be classified" or "need to be sorted".
To publish as a woman was to be categorized as trivial, sentimental, concerned with life's petty surface questions rather than its deep truths.
If Jobs is to be categorized, he was a hippie capitalist — the leading member of a species that emerged from the nineteen-sixties and includes Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield, the creators of Ben & Jerry's; Richard Branson, the man behind Virgin Airlines; Anita Roddick, the founder of the Body Shop; Felix Dennis, the magazine impresario; and Jann Wenner, the founder of Rolling Stone.
Differences occured when deciding whether a study is to be categorized as either "relevant without restrictions" or "relevant with restrictions".
In contrast, when affective music and prosody targets were to be categorized, alexithymia scores were associated with significantly decreased N400 amplitudes.
If we are to be surveilled, logged, categorized and profiled, it should be because we decided it was in our best interest to do so.
Therefore, Categorizer first determines whether a term to be categorized is a child of only one or more category-assigned terms.
Women, she said, are more likely to be categorized as "stupid," to the detriment of the field as a whole.
THE singer-songwriter Deke Dickerson does not like to be categorized, which is too bad, considering that musical labels suit him well.
Ms. Adjmi herself was coached by Ms. Hollands, and said she was shocked to be categorized as a "silent bully broad" -- one, apparently, who exudes disapproval without actually voicing it.
Variations in situations, in drives, and in learned ways of adaptation are often too complicated to be categorized as imitation.
