The phrase "always handed over" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is consistently or routinely given or transferred to someone else.
Example: "In our organization, all sensitive documents are always handed over to the compliance department for review."
Alternatives: "consistently delivered" or "regularly transferred".
You always handed over your lunch money without a peep.
If caught by the Palestinians, they are nearly always handed over to the Israelis without violence, he said.
Until now, game publishers have always handed over their properties to Hollywood studios, usually considered the experts at converting even the barest of concepts into screen entertainment.
In particular, non medical information, for example on women's preferences, was not always handed over: R2: Yes, because every consultation at the midwife something is written down again.
With no net buy-backs, they will have to come up with another line of reasoning.Another debate that may revive is whether executives should always hand over their spare cash to investors.
MOUNT VERNON - SEUNG LEE, owner of Jangs Produce Market here, recalls always handing over $20 in cash to have his store's scales calibrated, what he says Eugene M. Cannata Jr., director of the city's office of consumer affairs, asked him to do.
Sam Bruce, a co-founder of the travel site Much Better Adventures, grew up in Hong Kong – yet did not realise until he was much older that in Hong Kong, people should always hand over business cards with two hands.
Mr Cator says that HMA is no more open to potential abuse than most other internet companies, and that it always hands over any information requested by the police.
"I always just handed over the money and let it go," he said.
Regardless of the order the bills are handed over in, they always give the same total.
("Love and eternal trust always," the actress said later, after Arnold handed over the transparencies).
