The phrase 'is commonly manifested' is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means that something is often shown or displayed. Example: Fear is commonly manifested through physical reactions such as a racing heartbeat, sweating, and shallow breathing.
The disorder is commonly manifested by the presence of multiple benign tumors located in numerous tissues, including the brain, heart, skin and kidneys.
Ischaemic mitral regurgitation (IMR) is commonly manifested after coronary artery disease, but it is still controversial as to whether coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG) alone improves postoperative outcome.
Moreover, the applied terminus of geomorphic theory is commonly manifested in the engineering and rehabilitation of riverine landforms where the goal is to create specific processes associated with specific morphology.
Alzheimer's disease is commonly manifested by loss of memory and other intellectual abilities which often result in interference of daily life.
This is commonly manifested as variable responses to specific therapeutic regimens.
MDV replicates in the lymphoid tissues [ 1] and is commonly manifested as an acute disease with lymphomas in multiple visceral organs [ 2].
On the other hand, it might be amusing to imagine Agatha Christie conjuring with a Nora Roberts sex scene, since erotic tension, if it exists at all in Christie's mysteries, is most commonly manifested in a furtive glance... or a discreet little fumbling with a hat or glove.
The problem was most commonly manifested when data files were stored in the root directory of a diskette.
While classical models emphasize the propensity for coupled herbivore-vegetation oscillations to be generated (e.g. [90]), such irruptive dynamics may be less commonly manifested than implied by these models [91].
Tuberculous optic neuropathy was most commonly manifested as papillitis (51.6 %), neuroretinitis (14.5 %), and optic nerve tubercle (11.3 %).
