The phrase "are not disbursed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing funds, resources, or information that have not been distributed or allocated.
Example: "The funds for the project are not disbursed until all necessary approvals are obtained."
Alternatives: "are not allocated" or "have not been distributed."
That is an indication that state-owned banks, which still dominate China's financial sector, are not disbursing enough credit to the country's most deserving companies.
We are not disbursing all of the funds we've collected, because the situation at the nuclear plant may further complicate matters, and we want funds to go to organizations best positioned to help, striking a balance between speed and caution.
In 2015 the EU approved a €200m aid package for Eritrea but the funds were not disbursed due to disagreements over choice of projects.
Saint Leo University was required to update the origination fee on all loans for the fall that were not disbursed to the borrower by Oct. 1 because Uncle Sam changed the rate.
We found that the imprest payments (cash payments) from districts to health centres were not disbursed on a monthly basis as scheduled.
However, our respondents reported that, in most cases, the central government is very late in disbursing money for other charges (OC), as expressed by one of the KI: "We usually budget for OC funds, but the money is not disbursed on time.
A third and final tranche of EUR 600 million under MFA III, subject to the implementation of 21 policy measures jointly agreed with the Ukrainian authorities, was not disbursed.
Dean Curran, who was the American ambassador to Haiti at the time, said publicly in 2001, "There now are a certain number of loans of the Inter-American Development Bare that are not yet disbursed with the objective of trying to request of the protagonists of the current situation, in the current political crisis, to reach a compromise".
The funds aren't being disbursed properly.
