The phrase "are frequently reviewed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is regularly examined or assessed, often in the context of policies, documents, or processes.
Example: "The company's safety protocols are frequently reviewed to ensure compliance with the latest regulations."
Alternatives: "are regularly evaluated" or "are often assessed".
Coppola has been frequently reviewed and written about in The New Yorker.
Comparative variables were selected based upon clinical characteristics and comorbidities that were frequently reviewed in other similar observational studies of bipolar disorder (Baldessarini et al. 2012; Leboyer et al. 2005; Geoffroy et al. 2013).
While in Pernambuco, Honório Hermeto's actions were frequently reviewed and overturned by the cabinet, often with Eusébio de Queirós leading the criticism.
Cellular uptake and intracellular trafficking of therapeutic ONs have also been frequently reviewed.
An iterative approach to testing is strongly recommended, in which users are frequently engaged in reviewing and testing the usability of the CDS application as it develops.
However, McLernon says, certain industries including airlines, energy, telecommunications and government contractors are frequently targeted for review.
Strategies for successful distress screening implementation in cancer are frequently based on review articles, commentary and lessons learned during attempts to implement screening in Canada, the US and UK [ 5, 26, 27].
Plus, after reports that five-star reviews are frequently fake, people may depend on negative reviews more than positive ones because they see them as more trustworthy.
They are a group of glycosylated steroidal compounds that occur in numerous families of angiosperms (Luckner and Wichtl 2000) and are frequently detected in dicotyledonous species (reviewed by Kreis and Müller-Uri 2010), e.g. the rosids (Crossosomatales; Myrtales; Celastrales; Malpighiales; Fabales; Rosales; Brassicales; Malvales) or the asterids (Gentianales; Lamiales; Solanales; Asterales).
