The phrase "are generally charged with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the responsibilities or duties assigned to a person or group in a formal context.
Example: "The committee members are generally charged with overseeing the budget and ensuring compliance with regulations."
Alternatives: "are typically responsible for" or "are usually tasked with".
Outfielders are generally charged with an error on a fly ball when they arrive at the ball's destination with sufficient time to make a catch with an ordinary effort, but simply miss the catch or drop the ball.
National metrology institutes, such as the National Institute of Standards and Technology NISTT; formerly the National Bureau of Standards) in the United States, are generally charged with producing reference materials and providing the highest available level of reference measurement procedures.
They were generally charged with giving themselves to the devil or losing their fear of God.
However, firms with a lower rating are generally charged a higher interest rate, which makes this strategy unviable.
Without this accurate market information, health plans cannot know with any confidence if the amount charged for a service is higher than, lower than or approximately consistent with what is generally charged for that service in that area.
At physiological pH, protein-associated amino acids are generally charge-neutral, with five exceptions: Arginine, Histidine and Lysine are ionized with a single positive net charge, while Aspartic acid and Glutamic acid are ionized with a single negative net charge [13].
Ribosomal proteins are generally small, charged and often contain highly positively charged extensions for direct interactions with negatively charged RNA.
Pregnant women who seek tests are generally not charged.
He's not been charged with anything".
Microbial cells are generally characterized with negative charge; thus, it is thought that cationic sensitizers could easily bind to the outer layers of the cell surface and diffuse to the cell membrane where the photomediated production of ROS can lead to alterations in membrane structure allowing leakage of essential components, loss of membrane integrity, and cell death.
Alternating current is rarely used with GMAW; instead, direct current is employed and the electrode is generally positively charged.
