The phrase "are void" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in legal or formal contexts to indicate that something is invalid or without legal effect.
Example: "Any agreements made under duress are void and cannot be enforced in a court of law."
Alternatives: "are null" or "are invalid."
Vouchers presented after this date are void and cannot be exchanged or refunded.
To believe this would be to believe that the Palestinians are void of emotions.
"Every lawyer agrees that if this goes to court in China, those contracts are void; they're illegal".
Only original Christmas Shopping vouchers will be accepted and Christmas Shopping vouchers where the perforated tear-off area have been removed are void.
A California statute specifically states that contracts restraining people "from engaging in a lawful profession, trade or business of any kind" are void.
In both countries, however, the courts may hold that laws are void because they are inconsistent with the provisions of binding international treaties, such as those establishing the law of the European Union.
"These agreements are unlawful under the copyright laws, are void as against public policy, and both violate DC Comics' rights and threaten the ongoing viability of the Superman property," the complaint said.
Jenner, a keen golfer, had an impressive handicap and score when playing as Bruce, but now that she wants to be identified as a woman, her numbers are void.
How can we put an end to unrestrained market fundamentalism and financial capitalism, that are void of morals or moderation, in order to protect the finances and livelihoods of our citizens?
In the gallery's pretentious locutions, the "rich color and painterly handling" of what it calls the New Romantics (who are "void of both cynicism and of naïveté") are used "to construct a proposal about the possibilities of painting's expressive potential".
Your income is unaffected if there are void periods or the tenant gets into arrears, says the society, which also takes care of "everything from finding tenants and checking references to managing an inventory and dealing with unexpected problems".
