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The phrase "are not always supervised" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something or someone does not consistently have oversight or monitoring.
Example: "In many cases, children playing in the park are not always supervised by their parents."
Alternatives: "are not consistently monitored" or "do not always have oversight."
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Economists began in the 1970s to analyze incentives used to motivate employees, such as workers who are not always supervised or even a CEO whose work may be invisible to shareholders.
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They are not always realistic".
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I'm not always confident.
"Streamline is not always aerodynamic".
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