The phrase "and not caught" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to express that something was not detected or apprehended.
Example: "He managed to escape the scene of the crime and not caught by the police."
Alternatives: "and not apprehended" or "and not detected".
"That's the first time I've ever lost a ball and not caught it," Bragg said.
He was stunned at the number of injuries among cheerleaders, specifically those who are thrown up to 25 feet high and not caught, which led to other reforms.
For 23 straight days spread over several different trips, this man had fished for Atlantic salmon and not caught a one.
"He is a normal witness as he was in the room sitting next to me and not caught on the street months later," said Mr Lebedev outside the court, alluding to the fact that the prosecution called people as witnesses who had watched the talk show on television and had been asked to testify by plain-clothed security agents who apprehended them on public transport.
–Another Fed insider, general counsel Scott Alvarez, is quoted in a late December 2008 e-mail exchange with Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke saying "our analysis suggests that Lewis should have been aware of the problems at [Merrill] earlier (perhaps as early as mid-November) and not caught by surprise.
The umpires ruled, correctly, that it was a foul ball and not caught.
"You can be here 15 hours and not catch anything".
"Who wants to go somewhere else for three hours and not catch anything?
David Yurman bracelets were taped to her forearm so they'd hang artfully (and not catch Mr. Jackman's beard).
Rory McIlroy on Sir Alex Ferguson's Ryder Cup pep talk to Europe's golfers -- ROY SPLEEN We'd like to throw him up and not catch him.
Can you actually burn things in a house and not catch the house on fire?
