The phrase "and not utilised" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something has not been used or applied in a particular context.
Example: "The resources were available but remained unallocated and not utilised throughout the project."
Alternatives: "and not used" or "and not employed".
Sarri has been questioned for his decision to use Jorginho as the hub of his team while pushing Kante into a more advanced role out on the right - why have the player many regard as the finest holding midfield player in world football and not utilise him there?
Although these percentages were calculated only among those who reported having a health need and not utilising healthcare services (the denominator is a small fraction of the population), it shows that if a person cannot afford healthcare, this situation limits the access to health services and makes it difficult to satisfy health needs.
Previous studies on fully integrated solute transport focus on small scales, simple geometric domains, and have not utilised many different field data sources.
The women reported that the courses were not tailored to their needs and, therefore, were not utilised.
PILs for four medications in seven languages other than English were also designed for this purpose; however, were only developed in the final phase of the study and thus were not utilised by the Project Pharmacist.
We did find a small number of exceptions where tacit knowledge was discussed, but noticed that in these cases the term itself (and the related STS literature) was not utilised, and the term was redefined in significant ways.
Tonbridge and Malling, Dover, Canterbury, Medway, Thanet and Swale councils have not utilised their powers.
Stoned olive pomace (SOP), which represents approximately 50% of the conversion process of olives to olive oil, is largely not utilised and creates costs for its disposal and has negative environmental impacts.
