The phrase "are mostly treated with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the common methods or approaches used to address a particular issue or condition.
Example: "Many chronic illnesses are mostly treated with a combination of medication and lifestyle changes."
Alternatives: "are primarily managed with" or "are generally addressed with".
Patients with unilateral RB are mostly treated with enucleation; after enucleation a prosthesis is inserted.
Once diagnosed, BMs are mostly treated with wholeb-rain radiotherapy, having a response rate of 45%81%% in NSCLC.
Cancers are mostly treated with one or more cytotoxic anti-neoplastic agents (chemotherapeutic drugs) as part of a standardised regimen [ 5].
Despite this wide variety in individual GC sensitivity, RA patients are mostly treated with standardized schedules, by using fixed GC dose and treatment duration, inevitably leading to under- or overtreatment in subsets of patients.
Moreover, pregnant women with a UTI are mostly treated with amoxicillin/clavulanic acid or a cephalosporin in the Netherlands and therefore would not have been included in this study at all.
Use of this surrogate exposure measure was a reasonable choice because chlorophenoxy herbicides are the predominant herbicides applied to wheat and because other major field crops in these four states, corn and soybeans, are mostly treated with other herbicides, based on information on herbicide use by crop, state, and year, available since 1991 USDA 19911).
However, in Vietnam food waste is mostly treated with other components in the MSW stream by landfilling.
In our patients, who were mostly treated with adjuvant therapy, uPA was not found to be an independent prognostic marker for DFS; this could be a consequence of the predictive value of uPA for response to adjuvant therapy and should be further investigated.
These patients were mostly treated with simvastatin or atorvastatin, and exhibited very similar LDL-C levels as the overall cohort but had higher mean HDL-C and lower TG levels, as expected.
Pneumonia was mostly treated with amoxicillin/clavulanate (25,7%), amoxicillin (15.7%) and clarithromycin (19.3%).
About 75% of patients present with non-muscle invasive tumours were mostly treated with a local, organ-sparing approach.
