The phrase "and is not regulated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is not subject to rules or oversight, often in legal, financial, or organizational contexts.
Example: "This product is considered a natural supplement and is not regulated by the FDA."
Alternatives: "and is unregulated" or "and is not subject to regulation".
Because it is on Presidio Trust land, House of Air does not need a city license and is not regulated.
Like C.D.O.'s, which few outside of Wall Street had ever heard about before last summer, the credit default swaps market is conducted entirely behind the scenes and is not regulated.
Thus it appears that Ca extrusion via the sarcolemmal Ca ATPase occurs only at the t-tubules, and is not regulated by basal PKA activity, while Ca extrusion via NCX occurs across both the surface and t-tubule membranes, but predominantly across the t-tubule membrane due, in part, to localised stimulation of NCX by PKA at the t-tubules.
Neither residents nor local governments knew about it because well stimulation, the catch-all term for both techniques, does not require a separate permit and is not regulated.
Despite California's heavy reliance on groundwater for human wellbeing, groundwater is a locally controlled resource, and is not regulated by the State [10].
Unlike Aβ, which does not contain proline amino acids and is not regulated by prolyl isomerization, the APP holo-enzyme binds the prolyl-isomerase Pin1 in its intracellular tail [10] and it also interacts with the small immunophilin FKBP12 [11].
Esports popularity hasn't quite translated into college sports thus far, and isn't regulated yet by the NCAA.
In roots, the expression of OsVIT 2 increased slightly from 27 days after transplantation (DAT) to 76 DAT and was not regulated diurnally (Figure 1e).
Moreover, its holding company had no regular oversight by AIG's board and was not regulated by any government body.
