The phrase "are under the scope" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics, issues, or subjects that fall within a certain range of consideration or analysis.
Example: "The regulations regarding data privacy are under the scope of the new legislation."
Alternatives: "are within the scope" or "fall under the scope".
Detailed understanding of the porous copper membrane formation requires more careful in-depth study which is under the scope of the future paper.
The above screening and filtering processes include a legal evaluation of the condition of a dispute, such as whether or not the dispute is under the scope of the case filing.
In Denmark and Norway the issue is considered to be under the scope of their Marketing Acts, and in Finland, under the Act on Consumer Protection.
"If the sites are unclear whether they are covered under the scope of the bill, the response could be to bar minors from the sites entirely," Llanso said.
Through an integrated approach, in situ inspection, testing, numerical and analytical modelling are associated under the scope of reproducing the existing structural damage, the sequence of inelastic behavior and verification of the necessity of retrofitting measures.
In this context, flexible application-specific hardware architectures implementing the functionalities of digital baseband components of the receiver are under design scope.
Very High Temperature Reactor (VHTR) is one of the reactor concepts being considered under the scope of Generation IV reactors.
Strong impact of specific surface area to morphology sensitive R g /R h, and weak correlation between overestimation and R g /R h gives reason to speculate that specific surface area might explain the overestimation, but there are probably other factors also contributing which were not under the scope of this study.
Doctors themselves should be brought under the scope of her campaign as many are paid to promote more expensive but biochemically identical drugs to their patients.
The Seventh Amendment is an unincorporated right, meaning that it has not been brought under the scope of protection offered to the states under the Fourteenth Amendment's due process clause.
