The phrase "are managed on a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing how something is organized or controlled, often in relation to systems or processes.
Example: "The resources are managed on a centralized platform to ensure efficiency and accessibility."
Alternatives: "are overseen on a" or "are handled on a".
"Governor and Mrs. Romney's assets are managed on a blind basis," said Andrea Saul, a spokeswoman for Mr. Romney.
"Governor and Mrs. Romney's assets are managed on a blind basis," said Gail Gitcho, Mr. Romney's communications director.
Several hospital leaders said shortages and price spikes on old drugs are managed on a near-daily basis.
It does not describe other IRT services, such as application development or business systems analysis, which are managed on a project basis.
They are managed on a daily basis by the Daughters of the Republic of Texas (1891), a women's organization composed of descendants of Texan pioneers.
The scientists said that another danger to turtles is that they are managed on a fishery-by-fishery basis, which means that bycatch limits are set for each fishery without accounting for the overall population impacts of all the takes added together.
Between 5% and 10% [ 2] are more severely ill and are managed on an intensive care unit (ICU), up to 58% [ 3] of whom go on to die.
Ms Mitchell added: "One of the biggest worries, whether you are in poverty or whether you are managing on a very, very low income, is that the cost of living is increasing very rapidly.
The proposed Apple store would be managed on a 21-year lease and be one of six flagship stores around the world.
DNA samples were stored at −20°C before genotyping and were managed on a fully integrated laboratory information management system.
I get paid regularly, able to meet all my basic needs, not overworked and treated well, part of the management so have a say on how the business is managed on a daily basis,' said Fred, 30.
