The phrase "are undisputable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when asserting that something cannot be disputed or challenged.
Example: "The facts presented in the report are undisputable and must be acknowledged by all parties involved."
Alternatives: "are undeniable" or "are irrefutable."
Always make sure that your work is undisputable.
However, what is undisputable is that Libyan government contracts were the primary vehicles for corruption.
And unlike certain I.P.O.'s (we're looking at you, Zuck), there's undisputable value to your gains.
It is undisputable that the commercial fishing industry, which "takes" but seldom if ever "puts back," is directly responsible for: $6$$)The decimation of swordfish stocks worldwide.
What is undisputable is that the trial is lifting the curtain behind which the court operates, revealing it in all its complex dynamics, including the isolation some justices say they feel in their legal seclusion where the phone rarely rings, the feeling of family they develop together and the tensions that arise around disputes over law and proper behavior.
The role of psychosocial factors driving drug overuse/addiction behavior in chronic headaches is undisputable.
It is undisputable that only a very close cooperation between radiologist and surgeon, the precise posing of the questions and the interdisciplinary discussion of any radiological but also clinical finding, may lead to a successful preoperative strategy (Figs. 1, 2).
The potency of GC × GC TOFMS for an efficient mapping of the pyrolysis oil is undisputable, and the possibility of using it for quantification as well has been demonstrated.
The need for investments to boost agricultural production, keep prices low, and increase incomes is undisputable; targeted agricultural programmes can complement these investments by supporting livelihoods, enhancing access to diverse diets in poor populations, and fostering women's empowerment.
