Usage of "to be classified"

Prior to video game content classification given by the General Commission for Audiovisual Media.

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Usage of to be classified in English

These fingerprints were then sent to Dublin to be classified and stored. 
 The Irish Times 

However, the underlying mechanisms for FOXM1 function remain to be classified. 
 Pubmed 

Apparently it is to be classified with the routine side of the law. 
 Lincoln; An Account of his Personal Life, Especially of its Spri... 

COVID-19 doesn't meet all the criteria to be classified as an airborne disease. 
 News.com.au 

She didn't have to be a professional medium to be classified as psychic. 
 Ghosts 

She is still too beautiful to be classified among my idiosyncrasies. 
 Without Dogma: A Novel of Modern Poland 

For soldiers to be classified as deserters, they must be awol for 30 days. 
 The Guardian 

What information is supposed to be classified above the level of a fleet captain? 
 Beyond The Frontier: Steadfast 

There would be a certain group that felt sufficiently alike to be classified together. 
 Public Opinion 

Most of them don't last long enough to be classified. 
 The Custom of the Country 

However, in order to be classified as a stacker, a product must support sequential-access operation. 
 Backup & recovery 

Today, we travel to a tiny settlement, barely large enough to be classified a village. 
 Radio NZ 

She was able to be classified the next year when her vision had further deteriorated. 
 News.com.au 

There was inadequate evidence for coffee to be classified as either carcinogenic or not carcinogenic. 
 Reuters 

Many feel that it's not close enough to Earth to be classified as a supermoon. 
 The South African 

The orchid has yet to be classified by science.' 
 Slow decay 

Meanings of to be classified in English