The phrase "are usually accessed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how frequently or typically something is reached or obtained, often in the context of information or resources.
Example: "The files are usually accessed by team members through the shared drive."
Alternatives: "are typically reached" or "are commonly retrieved".
The site's files are usually accessed through hypertext or hyperlinks embedded in other files.
Underground Mining: Ores in buried bedrock deposits are usually accessed through the construction of access shafts and tunnels.
Private and shared data are usually accessed through on-demand-based services, where user request is pushed to the server(s) and response to the request is generated and passed to the user (i.e., two way communication).
An rDNS look up is a way of querying the domain name of an IP address, which is the reverse of how websites are usually accessed via a browser.
PAA and CAA represent the axes of proximal and central part of the tibial canal, and are usually accessed by a shorter 10-cm and longer 18-cm intramedullary rod, respectively, while using intramedullary cutting guides [5].
Individual articles are usually accessed several thousand times within a few years of publication, the highest number for a single paper being close to 100,000.
It's available in a limited way and is usually accessed via chronic pain clinics or some physiotherapists.
The server status page is usually accessed by requesting /server-status for a web server.
The reason for the inclusion of the Passport number in the Person table is due to the context by which the information is usually accessed.
One of the benefits of combining data analytics with the AKAAS framework lies in advanced KM applications, which, beyond creating/updating/ archiving content that is usually accessed through search features, enable to successfully fulfill expectations of current consumers as well as future users.
The Garibaldi Névé is usually accessed from the south through the Bishop Glacier or from the north through the Sentinel Glacier.
