The phrase "and is usually managed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how a particular process, system, or entity is typically overseen or controlled.
Example: "The project requires careful planning and is usually managed by a dedicated team of professionals."
Alternatives: "and is typically overseen" or "and is generally handled".
Peripancreatic fluid collections (PFCs) are a common complication after distal pancreatectomy and are usually managed by percutaneous drainage.
Although Menacalc may be able to subdivide these patients into low and high risk of recurrence groups, these patients are already considered to be at high risk of negative outcome and are usually managed aggressively.
Such tumors may be considered resectable and are usually managed with radiation therapy followed by surgery with chest wall resection if there is no evidence of mediastinal or distant metastases.
The stored information for each patient can be visualized as a single file, named as EMR file, and it is usually managed by hospital.
However, these indications are not universally applied in the Italian cervical cancer screening programmes and in majority of the programmes the follow-up of abnormal Pap test and negative colposcopy is usually managed according to the gynaecologist judgment.
In conjunction with symptomatic management, the acute phase is usually managed with variable combinations of high-dose corticosteroids, IVIG, and PLEX.
(An index fund is usually managed passively, in that the manager simply matches his investments to the index list he is using).. Identify recent changes to the fund.
Within intensive care units (ICUs) the coordination of daily care is usually managed by charge nurses and intensivists.
DGE after PD is a frequent complication, which is usually managed by nasogastric drainage and nutritional support by parenteral or enteral routes, with or without prokinetics.
