The phrase "and governed by a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing something that is controlled or regulated by a specific entity or set of rules.
Example: "The organization operates under a strict code of conduct and governed by a set of ethical guidelines."
Alternatives: "and regulated by a" or "and controlled by a".
The 40-square-mile town is divided into three parts -- the hamlets of Bedford Village, Bedford Hills and Katonah -- and governed by a single municipal government.
* Restructuring the nation's air traffic control system into a government-owned corporation, supported by user fees and governed by a board "that represents the system's customers". Relieved of operational responsibilities, the Federal Aviation Administration would focus on regulating safety.
Freedom is debased and governed by a completely instrumental, means-end rationality.
Ramesh: It's a reality now that CO2 reductions themselves will happen within the responsibility of each country, instead of being determined and governed by a legally binding agreement.
The committee's report (PDF) recommends converting Jackson into an intentionally small school of global affairs that is deeply academically grounded and governed by a ladder faculty.
Amerika, however, was to Hitler a mongrel nation, grown too rich too soon and governed by a capitalist elite with strong ties to the Jews.
At the start of Mr Chirac's reign in 1995, France was paralysed by strikes against reforms, and governed by an imperious, unloved prime minister, Alain Juppé.
It is independent, employee-owned, and governed by an Advisory Board comprised of thought-leading business and medical professionals.
The fee system would be subject to a vote by the more than 19,400 organic certification holders, and governed by an board appointed by USDA.
The global economy is ruled by multinational corporations and governed by an ideology that believes corporations are special "people" without souls, motivated solely by greed, and doing whatever it takes to maximize profit.
The document asserts that, "ACOs must be operationally structured and governed by an appropriate number of physicians to ensure that medical decisions are made by physicians (rather than lay entities) and place patients' interests first".
