The phrase "are already kept" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to items or information that are currently stored or maintained in a particular state or location.
Example: "The records are already kept in a secure database for easy access."
Alternatives: "are already stored" or "are already maintained".
Registers are already kept on computers, so making this change would be easy.
There, a dozen rescued gorillas are already kept in good conditions.
Some products, like nicotine gum, are already kept behind the counter and require proof of age for purchase.
Their existing powers under the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000 give the police and security services the right to request for a named suspect to the "who, what, when and where" of web and phone traffic data records that are already kept by the companies for their own business purposes.
Democrats have noted that sales records are already kept for the majority of transactions and that records are needed to crack down on illegal purchases.
That scoop is evolving into a legal test for business publications in Russia, a country where the political press is already kept on a tight rein.
The public is already kept in the shadows when drug companies withhold data about the risks of their drugs; the public will be kept wholly in the dark if the companies cannot be sued and forced to reveal their hidden data.
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President Obama must not let the opponents of repeal, who are already mobilizing, keep this terribly unjust law on the books.
If you are already fit, keep doing what you're doing.
Now if you buy your shrimp that are already cook keep them froze until you cook them.
