The phrase "are usually set up" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe how something is typically arranged or established in a general sense.
Example: "The conference rooms are usually set up with a projector and seating for participants."
Alternatives: "are typically arranged" or "are generally established".
The camps are usually set up in village schoolhouses for periods of up to 15 days.
Master limited partnerships, which are usually set up to transport energy, are structured so the dividend is only partly taxed.
Shallow granular flow models are usually set up in surface-aligned curvilinear coordinates, and velocity is represented as a two-dimensional surface-aligned vector field.
Such calls are usually set up using elaborate protocol and using special secure lines, prompting many to believe the pranksters must have help from Russia's FSB security service.
Additionally, second homes are usually set up with fewer personal items and valuables than a primary home, especially if they also serve as rentals.
And in fact, the way defined contribution plans are usually set up, they give the individual employee the choice of the main portfolio allocation between stocks and bonds and real estate, or whatever.
Years ago, when the United States had great milers like Steve Scott and Sydney Maree going up against foreign stars like Eamonn Coghlan and John Walker, the mile was usually set up as the final, climactic event of a televised track meet.
The ruling principle of the power of earth is called Hestia, of whom a statue representing her as a virgin is usually set up on the hearth; but inasmuch as the power is productive, they symbolize her by the form of a woman with prominent breasts.
Once at the Web site (which is usually set up with a domain name that sounds vaguely official but is often hosted by a free Web site service, which gives the ruse away to the discerning user), the AOL member is asked to type his or her screen name and password, which the thief can record and use.
The integration contract is usually set up after the first meeting of a UBII recipient with the caseworker.
As the quote above indicates, the puzzle is usually set up in terms of sets of centered worlds, following the work of Lewis we described in section 4.5.
