The phrase "are treated virtually" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing how something is handled or managed in a digital or online environment.
Example: "In our new system, customer inquiries are treated virtually, allowing for faster response times and improved service."
Alternatives: "are handled online" or "are managed digitally".
India's have-nots are treated virtually as are-nots.Mr Sen used his tour to protest politely and to prescribe.
Now, couples who live together for a significant period of time (including same-sex couples since 2008) but who are not married are treated virtually the same as married ones when it comes to tax, superannuation, Medicare, property disputes, veteran's affairs, and immigration.
The bill would create civil union certificates for same-sex couples, who would be treated virtually as if they were married in areas ranging from probate law to medical benefits.
OncoTrack has both long and short-term goals: In the short term, we are developing the detailed molecular characterization of up to 300 tumor samples as the basis of constructing the in silico model that can then be treated (virtually) by drugs or drug combinations of our choice.
Treat other people the way you'd like to be treated — virtually every culture and religion on the planet has some variation on this rule (several are listed in the selection of quotes above).
Economists discount the welfare of future generations, and therefore the welfares of our descendants 2,000 years into the future, and even just 100 years from now, are treated as virtually worthless, in today's economic cost-benefit analyses.
With surveillance in unselected patients about 15 20% will have recurrent disease, very predominantly in para-aortic lymph nodes, and virtually all recurrences are treated successfully (Warde et al, 2002; Daugaard et al, 2003; Martin et al, 2006; Cummins et al, 2010).
Virtually all fractures in Sweden are treated at 55 publicly funded hospitals.
CANADA There is virtually no distinction in the way Olympic and Paralympic athletes are treated.
This assumption is based on the fact that for the optical properties of desert dust on the Earth, submicron (fine mode) particles can be ignored, and the size distribution can be treated as virtually monomodal, since most of particles are supermicron and in coarse mode (Dubovik et al. 2006).
"This is because the franchise has been treated as virtually permanent, with no regular, systematic review".
