The phrase "are routinely implemented to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions or procedures that are regularly put into practice for a specific purpose or goal.
Example: "Safety protocols are routinely implemented to ensure the well-being of all employees in the workplace."
Alternatives: "are regularly applied to" or "are consistently executed to".
Further trials powered to measure efficacy may reveal which immunomodulative interventions should be routinely implemented to save lives of trauma patients.
It is unknown whether TB diagnosis was routinely implemented to all PLWHA (active case finding) or whether it was just a part of on-going health care (passive case finding); therefore some TB cases may not have been detected.
However, as with previous studies using AQ, this investigation identified several issues that should be kept in mind before this technique may be routinely implemented to assess fluid responsiveness.
Extractions are routinely implemented in orthodontics mainly to address crowding and reduce dentoalveolar protrusion.
Public health programs and policies, such as fish advisories for mercury, can reduce exposure to chemical factors in the environment, [ 17] but they are routinely implemented under broad public health authority, and no database exists to analyze how states implement programs to reduce chemical exposures under this authority.
Because infant development in primates shares many parallels with that of humans, a wide range of neurobehavioral tests, adapted from assessments used with human infants, are routinely implemented for monitoring developmental trajectories in infant primates following exposure to environmental neurotoxicants (Burbacher and Grant 2000; Gunderson et al. 1988; Rice 1999; Rice and Hayward 1997).
Today, genomic selection programs are routinely implemented in the United States, Canada, New Zealand, France, Netherlands, Denmark, Norway and Sweden.
The hope is that in 2009, the National Child Health Week programme will expand its services for women and will be routinely implemented at least twice a year.
Yet, in spite of these important findings, a major practical limitation is that biopsies for risk biomarker assessment are unlikely to be routinely implemented, and that therefore non-invasive methods will be needed to assay specific AGEs in skin.
Our classification has the potential to be routinely implemented, such that the performance of emerging algorithms can be compared with existing algorithms as they become available.
