The phrase "are exercised on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where actions or rights are being applied or utilized in relation to something.
Example: "The rights of the citizens are exercised on a regular basis to ensure their voices are heard in the democratic process."
Alternatives: "are applied to" or "are utilized in".
Ms. Gunderson's lawsuit, filed in Federal District Court just days before last year's Mermaid Parade on June 22, raised questions about personal expression and whether the same rights that are exercised on Broadway stages should be extended to other arenas.
GNM confirms and represents that the intended market for the Extract(s) is the Territory, however both parties a) acknowledge that certain rights by their nature are exercised on a worldwide basis, including by way of example on the Guardian Digital Network, external archives and RROs; and b) agree that such exercise shall not be a breach of this Agreement.
One-year options are exercised on Marc-Antoine Fortune, Romaine Sawyers, Simon Cox, Jerome Thomas and Luke Daniels.
And it is open to him to hold that if the exercise of judgmental capacities is to give rise to knowledge, those capacities must be reliable in the circumstances in which they are exercised and given the way they are exercised on that occasion (e.g., carefully).
Third, because dignity is an absolute worth grounded in the rational capacities for morality, it is in no way conditional on how well or badly those capacities are exercised, on whether a person acts morally or has a morally good character or not.
One proposal is to cut mandatory physical-education courses because so many students are exercising on their own.
Using the RPE scale respondents state how hard they are exercising on a scale ranging from 6 to 20 ('no feeling of exertion' to 'very, very hard' respectively).
If you are exercising on the way to work, it's a good idea to keep a spare change of clothes at work.
But let it be exercised on standard works whose reputations are secure - or on unfamiliar ones whose demands bear some reasonable proportion to the resources available.
The framework is exercised on conceptual designs of cogeneration plants.
The legislating authority of a government is exercised on the basis of what ought to be.
