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The phrase "are summoned by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone or something is being called or requested to appear, often in a formal or official manner.
Example: "The witnesses are summoned by the court to provide their testimonies during the trial."
Alternatives: "are called by" or "are requested by".
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"You only go when you are summoned by those countries and those people," said Mr. Mohammed.
Things are hotting up, slightly as the band are summoned by the Prince of Wales to play an RAF dinner.
In "The Moon of the Caribbees," the first piece, some island women are summoned by a sailor named Driscoll: DRISCOLL (calling): Is ut you, Mrs. Old Black Joe?
And the shadow of the England and Italy that used to be are summoned by discussions of E. M. Forster's "Room With a View," which Steven is reading.
Now it is where drivers for Uber, Lyft, Via and other ride-booking services huddle until they are summoned by smartphone.
These vital questions are summoned by the contrast between the two venues, between the exceptional creations at the customs house and their expensive knock-offs at the palace.
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He was summoned by the employees.
A hurried military conference was summoned by Lin Piao.
He was summoned by Governor Rockefeller shortly before being fired.
They had been summoned by a company-wide e-mail.
Such beauty could be summoned by the beast.
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