The phrase "are let by" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be an attempt to convey permission or allowance, but it is not a commonly used or grammatically correct construction.
Example: "They are let by the authorities to proceed with their plans."
Alternatives: "are allowed by" or "are permitted by".
Privately owned mountain retreats like ours are let by their owners only for a proportion of the year, so personal touches are everywhere.
As a result of recent co-op conversions, there are few rental apartments, but many houses are let by their owners.
Much of what he said was logical in terms of the way in which contracts are let by government and the way in which technology can be used to cut overheads and staffing costs.
"For example, more than 9,000 rural homes are let by private land-based businesses and Scotland's three new towns are being developed by rural landowners". The report describes abuse of power in rural communities as a result of individual behaviour and suggests that policy focus should be on changing those behaviours.
Mid Devon District Council owns 11 industrial units at the Kingsmill industrial estate which are let by a variety of businesses.
Over 90% of homes were socially rented: i.e. homes that are let by public or third sector organisations (e.g. Housing Associations) at below-market rents to people in housing need.
It was let by Jamie Sumerfield, editor of A little bit of Stone.
Grassroots activity isn't homogenised, because it is always being let by different people, with different points of view.
The Fraserburgh contract had been let by Mr. George Abernethy, the consulting engineer to Messrs. Price Wills & Reeves in 1894, but there was provision that the work had to be suspended during the herring-fishing season, June to September.
@33 as Brundle said on the comms that once Kimi was let by RG was back on the same pace again.
According to my information the contract was let by Gambino himself.
