The phrase "are familiarized with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that someone has been made familiar with a subject or concept.
Example: "Before starting the project, all team members must ensure they are familiarized with the new software."
Alternatives: "are acquainted with" or "have been introduced to".
During the same meeting, patients are familiarized with the characteristics of personality types, which may favour the occurrence of difficulties in the fight against stress.
The foundation also supports the school's technology program, which starts in kindergarten, when students are familiarized with computers and digital cameras.
Most of the time, we meet the successful adults — like the actress-singer-dancer Rita Moreno, whose acceptance of her Oscar in 1962 we see at least three times — and then are familiarized with their backgrounds.
Students are familiarized with operational issues of disaster response strategies including problem-based learning discussions (PBLD).
They take part in small-scale preliminary experiments, where they are familiarized with the program's tools and methods.
During this pre matriculation period the budding entrepreneurs are familiarized with the case method and learn basic financial skills like reading a balance sheet and discounting cash flows.
Two days before the exercise performance test, all mice were familiarized with running on a motorized running belt with rotating flexible plastic strips at the rear of the treadmill to prod the mice to run. 10 min exercise with a treadmill inclination of 9° was used for the familiarization run.
Animals were familiarized with handling procedure for 5 days and sacrificed after the last session.
The participants were familiarized, with some practice trials, with the location of the stands and the objects on them.
13 All patients were familiarized with the testing, and the best time of two attempts was used.
During this exercise, the students were familiarized with implant planning software and notions concerning diameter, implant shape, and positioning.
