"is best characterised" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to describe something as having a particular set of qualities or characteristics. For example, "Friendship is best characterised by loyalty and trust."
The mood among consumers is best characterised as cautious," Next said in a statement.
As a result, the rise of Asia is best characterised as the welding of the region into the global technology supply chain, in a way that benefits firms in other parts of the world as well.
It is simply to acknowledge that in a sport that lends itself more than most human occupations to a sense of ages passing – new dawns, old dawns, periods of mawkish, sodden, quavering reflection – we are currently passing through what is best characterised not as the age of Uncertainty or the Age of Revolution, but as the Age of The Six.
This promotes a view that the science of sports injury control is best characterised by reducing the injury mechanism down to a level that only educational, behavioural and medically-oriented interventions can address.
Retinal ischaemia is best characterised with fluorescein angiography (FA).
Neural hypersensitivity is best characterised in chronic pain syndromes.
The behaviour of most civil engineering materials is considered by many to be best characterised by non-associated plasticity models which generate unsymmetric stiffness matrices.
Some actions of governance agencies could be best characterised as facilitating the responsibilisation of risk and are designed to manage risk to agencies rather than address flooding issues.
It starts with presenting the basic ideas of novel approaches which are best characterised as fractal or holonic models for the design of flexible manufacturing systems (FMS).
The majority of plumes generated by Vulcanian explosions, including historic photographs of Santorini explosions, are closer to 10 than 25, indicating that they are best characterised as starting plumes.
