The phrase "are not overseen" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is not being monitored or supervised.
Example: "The operations in that department are not overseen by management, leading to potential issues."
Alternatives: "are not monitored" or "are not supervised".
It calls for drug watchdog agencies that are not overseen by the government, since government officials can so easily be lobbied.
But there are also some provisions deeply opposed by the White House, including an exemption for car dealers so they are not overseen by the new consumer protection bureau.
The reason for this debate is that doctors are not overseen by the F.D.A. Medicine is regulated by state medical boards, which generally let doctors prescribe drugs and devices as they see fit regardless of F.D.A. judgments.
"The appointments processes for the chair, for PressBoF, and for the Editorial Code Committee are not overseen by any independent bodies, and it is unclear what criteria are applied to the processes.
The Regents standards were challenged not just by the alternative schools, but by some suburban schools and by many of the state's private schools, whose curriculums are not overseen by the Board of Regents.
Free schools, foundations and academies are not overseen by the spending watchdog.
For the dozens of coaches like Godri who are not overseeing fully funded baseball programs, this last guideline may not be a major problem.
They are portfolios of stocks that typically aren't overseen by a manager.
To critics, the fact that Fannie Mae is not overseen by a larger, more lushly funded regulator is a dangerous problem.
"You heard from several residents that the voting system was flawed, and it was not overseen by the municipal government.
The umpire for the race was Robert Lewis-Lloyd, the first time since the The Boat Race 1856 that the event was not overseen by Joseph William Chitty.
