The phrase "deemed included" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you are referring to something that is assumed to be included in a larger, more general group. For example, "All applicable taxes are deemed included in the price of the item."
The Dabigatran vs placebo in patients with ACS on dual-antiplatelet therapy: a randomized, double-blind, Phase II trial (RE-DEEM) included patients after STEMI and non-ST elevation MI randomized to dabigatran vs placebo.
It explored whether the language of the EAHCA, which granted the judiciary the authority to award the relief that judges deemed appropriate, included reimbursement for tuition at private schools if they thought that that would be a proper placement.
But Skype has argued it has to continue to run the company as if there isn't a deal on the table, and Bates deemed that included firing these executives.
27 Cure et al 23 deemed all included studies to be of an acceptable quality for analysis.
Signs of severity deemed alarming included excessive vomiting, extreme fever, inability to eat, persistent symptoms without improvement, and, notably, convulsions.
These were evaluated and deemed either included in existing knowledge elements or not relevant to the Standard of Knowledge for general toxicology.
The act also includes a provision on items deemed imports, including technology or source code controlled on the Commerce Control List, though licences are available for software providers through the bureau of industry and security.
"No such resolution shall be deemed to include or be construed to include the authorization for, or financing, of a stadium to house a professional sports team," the bill states.
Functions deemed essential, including those related to national security, will continue more or less as normal.
The bulldozers had begun to raze buildings deemed illegal, including one that was occupied.
