well-maintained

American  

[wel-mayn-taynd] / ˈwɛl meɪnˈteɪnd /

adjective

1. having been effectively or skillfully maintained or managed.

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Example Sentences

Statues of Rahman have been torn down nationwide, but in Gopalganj, murals and statues are well-maintained.

From Barron's

A city council spokesperson said: "As part of our statutory responsibility to keep public spaces safe and well-maintained, we are continuing to remove unauthorised flags from lamp-posts."

From BBC

With its spirited cast of characters, sharply drawn settings and well-maintained suspense, “Huguette” should earn many votes as one of the best historical thrillers of the year.

From The Wall Street Journal

Further, Adams also had a savvy understanding of the new digital world, a proficiency he brought to bear with pranks on Bay Area executives, well-maintained websites for fan interactions, and plenty of synergistic branding, associating his musings on the world with the figure of Dilbert himself.

From Slate

This approach helped map how the virus spread over time and across regions, reinforcing the value of open, well-maintained genetic databases for tracking plant diseases and improving early detection.

From Science Daily