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The phrase "are often run by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe organizations, events, or systems that are managed or operated by specific individuals or groups.
Example: "Many community events are often run by local volunteers who dedicate their time to support the cause."
Alternatives: "are frequently managed by" or "are typically operated by".
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Courses are often run by the St John Ambulance charity.
These are often run by extra-mural departments.
They are often run by the local government or a state-owned company.
Our lives are often run by subconscious urges and beliefs, which affect our mental health on a daily basis.
They are often run by old, generalist farmers whose children have been lured away by good jobs in the cities.
These are often run by voluntary organisations, local authorities or charities in parks, community centres, leisure centres and schools.
Yet there is still no statutory framework in place to protect the centres, which are often run by charities.
Those countries are often run by autocrats who use the wealth in the ground to enrich themselves and crush opposition.
Healthcare is currently separate from "social care"—a catch-all category encompassing mental-health services, nursing homes and the like, which are often run by local councils.
Moreover, the clubs are often run by members of the Revolutionary Guard, part of the armed forces, with help from the baseej, Iran's volunteer paramilitaries.
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There are places to stay, but they're often run by the army, so somewhat controversial.
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