The phrase "are always operated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the consistent manner in which something is controlled or managed, often in a technical or mechanical context.
Example: "The machines in the factory are always operated by trained professionals to ensure safety and efficiency."
Alternatives: "are consistently managed" or "are continually controlled".
The Pentagon and the CIA have deployed their general counsels to explain how their drones are always operated legally.Staying true to America's principles is one worry.
Since autothermal reactors are always operated in the ignited steady state, control measures must be taken to prevent the reactor from extinction during times of lean feed as well as from overheating during times of rich feed.
In contrast, coal-fired units are always operated at their lowest generation level.
For photodetectors with rectifying-diode behaviors, photodetectors are always operated at the reverse bias with a lower dark current.
All this can be avoided by using variable nozzle steam ejectors, which can adjust the mass flow rate of steam according to the variable pressure so that they are always operating with the maximum efficiency and therefore they can maintain the freshwater production of the desalination plant near to the nominal value.
Like airlines, hotels book more reservations than they can accommodate to ensure they are always operating at maximum capacity.
The startup plans to use its funding for hiring, geographic expansion and to ensure its trucks for fuel delivery are always operating to the highest level of safety, Alexander says.
"That $2,000 is vital because there are always operating costs for districts that choose to have mentor programs," Wagner said.
His group has three shelters, all of which are always operating at capacity. "Obviously the economy right now is putting extra pressure on people, but I don't know if we can say it's a direct cause," Beswick said.
That's how he's always operated.
He's always operated on trying to build a consensus.
