The phrase "are kept online" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe items, information, or resources that are stored or maintained on the internet or a digital platform.
Example: "All customer records are kept online to ensure easy access and security."
Alternatives: "are stored online" or "are maintained online".
This isn't a unique practice, but in other California jurisdictions that have decided this technique of naming and shaming is a good deterrent, like Oakland and Fresno, these records are kept online only for a fortnight.
These are kept online more and more, so you can possibly search from the comfort of your own home.
First, that more and more ephemera seems to be kept online – accidentally or otherwise.
In other words, one piece of the password rests with the user, another is stored in her device, and a third piece is kept online.
You have respectable people who say that it is not the role of the platform to decide what must be kept online or not.
Knowledge and data about diseases will be kept online where "researchers and experts would then be encouraged to come forward and solve specific problems".
The Dropbox software constantly runs in the background, and whenever a change is made to any file in the folder, it replicates the change to a copy of the folder that is kept online, at its own servers.
The highly anticipated release is streaming now exclusively on iTunes; "The Next Day" will be kept online until March 12, when Bowie's latest becomes available worldwide.
Taking a small step towards a future where online art is as collectable as offline art, he's created GIF Market, which lets you buy a GIF file to be kept online with the patron's name next to it.
On the other hand, pathology reports should be kept online in fast digital archives for much longer, due to the fact that many are still accessed after 18 months years.
All deeds filed since 1966 for all boroughs except Staten Island are kept in an online format by the city's Finance Department on the Automated City Register Information System, or Acris.
