The phrase "are not leveraged" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing resources, assets, or strategies that are not utilized to their full potential or not being used to gain an advantage.
Example: "The company's assets are not leveraged effectively, which limits its growth potential."
Alternatives: "are not utilized" or "are not exploited".
Among the defining characteristics are: qualifying firms represent themselves to investors only as being a venture capital fund, they are not leveraged and do not borrow in connection with the funds' investments and they offer a high level of managerial assistance to their companies and do not offer investors redemption rights.
Among the defining characteristics: qualifying firms can only represent themselves to investors as being a venture capital fund; they are not leveraged and do not borrow in connection with the funds' investments; and they offer a high level of managerial assistance to their companies and do not offer investors redemption rights.
John Catsimatidis: Like I said, if people are not leveraged and they don't have to move because of a situation.
"It is really a cultural catastrophe that we are not leveraging the stuff we are very good at".
At present we are not leveraging our resources quickly enough⎯or efficiently enough⎯for all the planet's people.
Education reformers took a look at the education section and noted that the huge amount of money is not leveraged to produce any real reform.
"It's one of the only asset classes that's not leveraged at all, so that a Warhol hanging in somebody's house truly represents a million dollars in capital," Mr. Porter of Christie's said.
Italian GP networks are essentially uni-professional organizational forms and, therefore, the diversity of knowledge resources is not leveraged.
This scheme allows useful comparisons as related to specific search terms, but is not leveraged into global analyses of interpathway relations.
