The phrase "are forwarded to a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where information, messages, or items are being sent or directed to a specific recipient or location.
Example: "All inquiries are forwarded to a designated representative for further assistance."
Alternatives: "are sent to a" or "are directed to a".
From the West Virginia center, the names are forwarded to a Coast Guard intelligence office in Maryland, where some of them are pulled out for further scrutiny, under criteria the Coast Guard does not disclose.
All messages gathered by the target are forwarded to a laptop for offline analysis.
These events are forwarded to a Policy Decision Point, triggering system policies that result in configuration actions.
All individual channel features are forwarded to a K-NN and a SVM to conduct single-channel classification, respectively.
Service defects are forwarded to a customer but they are not directly related to the product itself.
Finally, the selected features are forwarded to a least square support vector machine (LS_SVM) classifier to classify the EEG signals.
Clients send their invoices, which are sorted to see which qualify for refunds, and then those that qualify are forwarded to tax authorities with a refund request.
Many of the medicines are forwarded to Dr. Syrigos, who set up an off-hours infirmary in the hospital three months ago to treat uninsured cancer patients Dr. Vichas and other doctors in the network send his way.
Most questions about CAM are probably not forwarded to health professionals, some are handled by health care professionals themselves, and a limited number of these are forwarded to RELIS.
Rather, the disputes are essentially boiled down to two-digit codes that represent a category of complaint, and then they are forwarded to creditors.
My concerns turn now, though, to how long it will take the vendor to find a house and whether any higher offers are forwarded to them.
