The phrase "are manipulated on" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something is influenced or controlled in a particular context or environment.
Example: "The data sets are manipulated on various platforms to achieve the desired outcomes."
Alternatives: "are altered on" or "are controlled on".
As a narrator reads notes from a Guantánamo interrogation log, small papier-mâché inmates are manipulated on a makeshift table.
The stage show – which is now a worldwide hit – features lifesize equine puppets made from cane, plywood and mesh, which are manipulated on stage by three actors.
"We have five training components that are manipulated on a daily basis," said Carmichael, who directs Carmichael Training Systems for amateur and professional riders in the United States.
Holiday junction arrays were designed and applied for the addressing of nanoparticles, and this can be further developed if positions and shapes of DNA molecules are manipulated on the substrate.
"When kids play video games, there are things all over the screen, there is hand/eye co-ordination, and there is a great learning between what they see and spatial representation, and the way that things are manipulated on the screen," says Uhls. Cons of the consumption of digital media at a young age mostly involve too much technology.
If in an experiment only numerosity and spatial extent are manipulated on some of the trials (compare Figures 1A and 1B), and only numerosity and density on the other trials (compare Figures 1C and 1D, or Figures 1E and 1F, or Figures 1G and 1H), then numerosity and occupancy are manipulated on all trials.
In a video posted on YouTube, he unveiled features including the re-introduced Start Menu, as well as a new search function on the task bar, and apps which can be manipulated on-screen like regular programs.
They can be manipulated on-chip via currents running through specially designed line patterns.
Large dolls are manipulated to stomp on smaller ones.
