The phrase "and are not supervised" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where individuals or activities are not being monitored or overseen by someone in authority.
Example: "The students are allowed to work on their projects independently and are not supervised during this time."
Alternatives: "and lack supervision" or "and are unsupervised".
The Wiltshire Police report into Operation Rectangle [the States of Jersey police abuse inquiry] stated Deputy Chief Officer Lenny Harper should not have been senior investigating officer when he had not led an investigation of that kind for 16 years, and was not supervised.
Within clinic C, where the exercise ECG was not routinely performed with all patients (hospital C) and was not supervised by the clinician who took the patient's history, one clinician expressed frustration at the lack of opportunities to give lifestyle advice (box 4, quote 9).
And they are not supervised by the Federal Reserve nor are their parent companies required to set aside capital reserves that could be used if a bank gets into trouble.
Without legislation, the quality and safety of liver transplantation are not supervised and guaranteed for patients who undergo surgery, and the legal rights of healthcare providers are not protected [ 68, 69].
Currently, offenders who have a sentence of less than 12 months are not supervised on release.
If you supervise these people regularly the chances of you retaining them are very high, unlike when you are not supervising them".
Perhaps the supervisors in the Integrated MNCH Program are not supervising CHWs as fully as hoped, not because the programme has not been well implemented, but because our expectations of supervisors are unrealistic.
Several of the large financial companies that posed the biggest threats during the financial crisis — like Lehman Brothers, Bear Stearns and A.I.G. — were not supervised by a single agency charged with monitoring their financial stability.
