The phrase "are mandatorily" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something is required or obligatory in a specific context or situation.
Example: "All employees are mandatorily required to attend the safety training session next week."
Alternatives: "are required" or "must".
These findings raise the possibility that orthographic codes are mandatorily activated in speech production by literate speakers.
It is Australian government policy that all asylum seekers who arrive by boat are mandatorily detained offshore, and that none will ever be settled in Australia.
Conservation set-aside refers to parts of arable farmland especially well suited to nature conservation, which are mandatorily withdrawn from agricultural production (for those who claim payment) and on which ecologically valuable habitats are created through specific management activities.
In a major blow to the Government, the powerful Judicial Executive Board has submitted evidence to MPs, adding its voice to the mounting criticism of the charges, which are mandatorily exacted from anyone found guilty of a crime, on top of other fines and court costs, and without consideration of ability to pay.
In this double-blind, parallel-group study, 252 patients with Type 2 diabetes and concurrent hypertension (mean seated systolic blood pressure ≤180 mm Hg, on treatment seated diastolic blood pressure ≤95 mm Hg) have been randomised to once-daily telmisartan 40 mg or enalapril 10 mg; doses are mandatorily titrated to 80 and 20 mg once daily, respectively, after 4 weeks.
At present, both genetically modified plants with cisgenic approaches using genes from crossable species as well as transgenic approaches using genes from different species fall under GMO regulation in the EU and both are mandatorily labelled as GMOs.
'Tis the season to be mandatorily happy.
When electronic devices are adopted in space applications, radiation hardened technology should be mandatorily adopted.
"Under-trials do not wear uniforms but, as soon as the conviction happens, the prisoner is mandatorily clad in the prison uniform," Sharma said.
The new moves being proposed on Wednesday refer only to "basic" information being mandatorily exchanged, suggesting that corporate lawyers might find ways to exploit loopholes in the legislation.
In theory, the plan was to engage Chelsea in a game of association football; in practice, this was mandatorily subsumed by the overriding contest of NARRATIVE.
