The phrase "and governed by the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing rules, laws, or principles that control or regulate something.
Example: "The organization operates under a set of principles and governed by the regulations established by the board."
Alternatives: "and regulated by the" or "and controlled by the".
Medical services and hospitalization data were provided and governed by the Ministry of Health, Government of British Columbia; and vital statistics data by the British Columbia Vital Statistics Agency.
The Sudan at this time was a dependency of Egypt, which was itself a province of the Ottoman Empire, and governed by the same multiracial, Turkish-speaking ruling class that governed Egypt.
But a religious state is possible only when it is elected and governed by the people.
"We must show the world that our financial system is soundly based and governed by the highest standards of regulation".
These territories were held and governed by the Pope, who was thus both a spiritual and a political ruler.
The United States has never made – nor should it – the argument that the CIA is part of the US armed forces and governed by the law of war.
But a complicated internal struggle is also playing out here in the West Bank, separate geographically and governed by the Palestinian Authority, not, like Gaza, by Hamas.
The Co-op's Ethical Plan commitments are devised and governed by the Values and Principles Committee of elected members and a sustainability executive, chaired by the chief executive.
The rails that most of our transactions run on are currently provided by private institutions owned and governed by the big incumbent banks.
Brookner's characters, wary of excessive displays of emotion, and governed by the constraints of gentility and decorum, don't really do anguish; it verges on the vulgar.
They were sponsored and governed by the private Sierra Leone Company until 1808, when Britain made Sierra Leone a crown colony.
