The phrase "are valid and enforceable" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in legal contexts to describe agreements, contracts, or terms that are recognized by law and can be upheld in a court of law.
Example: "The terms outlined in the contract are valid and enforceable, ensuring that both parties adhere to their obligations."
Alternatives: "are legally binding" or "are recognized and applicable."
A Schering spokesman says, "Schering-Plough believes that its patents are valid and enforceable".
"We are confident the patents on the product are valid and enforceable," an Ortho-McNeil spokeswoman, Mona Terrell, said.
Even if one were to assume that the Apple patents are valid and enforceable, and that the I.T.C. identified specific Samsung products to ban, the Obama Administration should still veto the Commission's ruling because an import ban would harmful to consumers, who have benefited from the intense competition between the companies: phones and tablets have arguably gotten better and faster as a result.
Hotmail Corporation v. Van$ Money Pie, Inc. WL 388389, 1 (N.D. Cal.1998) : First case to consider the validity of "clickwrap licenses" suggesting that such licenses may be valid and enforceable.
The agreement was valid and enforceable, the judge ruled.
Mr. Trevino said Allstate continued to believe that the release was "valid and enforceable".
On Friday, Judge Strine ruled that IBP had not misled Tyson and that the merger agreement signed by the two companies was "valid and enforceable".
A group health plan that obligates employees to arbitrate medical malpractice claims is valid and enforceable: see Madden v. Kaiser Foundation Hospital, 552 P.2d 1178 (Cal. 1976).
Likewise, McGowin's agreement as disclosed by the complaint to compensate appellant for saving him from death or grievous bodily injury is valid and enforceable.
On Friday, responding to a court action by The New York Times, a state judge ruled that an agreement in July, which settled a suit the newspaper filed against the Port Authority to compel the transcripts' release, was valid and enforceable.
