The phrase "are well employed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe individuals who have stable and satisfactory jobs or positions in the workforce.
Example: "Many graduates from this program are well employed in various industries, showcasing the effectiveness of our training."
Alternatives: "are gainfully employed" or "have secure jobs".
Soviet economists, however, point out that while all labor is employed, not all is well employed.
La Ronde could be well employed as a weapon against such tendencies, but we need something that dazzles us with lust, hubris and transgression.
But the key question is always whether fancy new technology is being well employed in the service of a new sort of entertainment experience.
People who have already survived the disease appear to have subsequent immunity and could be well employed in such settings; the dependability and duration of their immunity is not fully clear, and they would still need to follow safety procedures, but they would run less risk.
I am lucky that my husband is well employed and thus we are able to afford this care.
The proposed structure can be well employed as a nanosensor, with a refractive index sensitivity and figure of merit equal to 690 nm RIU−1 and 49.28 RIU−1 respectively.
The significant distribution information about the current-time normalized fuzzy weighting functions is well employed by means of a maximum-priority-based switching law.
These approaches can be well employed on those oils that are non-edible, non-medicinal and are left unexplored, unutilised or underutilised to date, thus adding value to an unutilised or underutilised sustainable resource.
Furthermore, H∞ robust control is well employed to design guidance law, and the filtered information is used to generate guidance commands to meet the guidance goal accurately and robustly.
While Mantel's readymade dialogue is well employed by the show lifted from the books as verbatim as possible those intricacies of narrative and plot aren't quite handled as well, especially at first.
"People don't seem to realize that the energy that goes into sex, all the emotion that surrounds it, can be well employed in other ways", she wrote in her autobiography.
