'are mandated to' is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to indicate that something is required or obligatory. For example: Employees are mandated to follow safety regulations at all times.
"We are mandated to serve.
Nursing education programs are mandated to teach critical thinking skills.
International students are mandated to notify the International Students Office.
It's also about what the regulators are mandated to do, and whether they act.
While preservatives are mandated to maintain sterility, many patients exhibit irritation and toxicity to such compounds.
U.N. observers are mandated to report truce violations by both sides.
But activists accuse them of alienating the very communities they are mandated to protect.
Nursing students are mandated to work with the poor during clinical rotations.
Does this mean we are mandated to offer genetic testing as a covered benefit?
"We are mandated to be here to do business, we are mandated to fight austerity and the impact of Tory cuts on front line public services and on vulnerable people".
It is the only city in Bosnia where the three main ethnic groups are mandated to go to school together.
