The phrase "are often not given" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is frequently withheld or not provided in various contexts, such as education, information, or resources.
Example: "In many cases, students are often not given the necessary support to succeed in their studies."
Alternatives: "are frequently withheld" or "are commonly not provided".
People of colour, those with more serious diagnoses and the elderly are often not given a look in at all.
The scale of savings and service transformation is itself a major project and public managers are often not given time to plan in an appropriate way.
Pilgrims are often not given any paperwork, but are still expected to pay large sums – often in cash – for their pilgrimages.
The mentality in Japan is that new workers can learn the ropes over time, and young hires are often not given jobs that match their specializations.
Decorators, even famous ones, are often not given the chance by owners to realize their vision, usually because the owners are trying to save time or money.
Patients are often not given the information needed to understand their prognosis and make informed treatment choices, with many consequently experiencing less than optimal care and quality-of-life at end-of-life.
You likely won't be surprised to hear that adoption professionals are often not giving thorough information about abortion as an option in their counseling practices ― 40% of the mothers in the DAI study said it was never mentioned.
Medical Center, added that celebrities were often not given the same break most of us get in our dopier moments.
Construction-process planning is one of the most important requirements for a satisfactory result, but it is often not given sufficient consideration.
Mo Garfinkle, a veteran airline consultant who is close to Mr. Tilton and United, said Mr. Tilton was often not given enough credit.
A diplomatic cable released by Wikileaks in 2009 indicated that foreign diplomats were often not given a visa decision until after the event they wished to attend.
