The phrase "cited for not" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used in legal contexts or formal writing. Example: The company was cited for not complying with safety regulations, resulting in a hefty fine.
The boy was not injured, but was cited for not having brakes or wearing a helmet.
The top reason people cited for not getting work: Too many applicants.
Keating was cited for not making sure its subcontractors had properly installed the shoring.
The company was also repeatedly cited for not providing the appropriate data to support its medicines' expiration dates.
Research by Circle, a group specialising in the political engagement of young Americans, looked into the reasons cited for not voting in the 18-to-29 18-to-29 18-to-29
Another reason cited for not accepting Apple Pay by retailers surveyed was the cost of terminals and computer upgrades required to accept a mobile wallet.
As in about half the states, motorists here can be cited for not wearing a seat belt only if they are pulled over for another offense.
The top reasons retailers cited for not accepting Apple Pay were insufficient customer demand, a lack of access to data generated by transactions and the cost of technology to facilitate the payments.
The company, SCA Asbestos Removal, was cited for not having proper certification or permits for the propane tanks, torch and other equipment, and for not having a worker acting as a fire guard, the department said.
Many of the hospitals that are limiting the drug samples also say that they became concerned that they would be cited for not properly controlling the samples by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Health Care Organizations.
Captain Bosco, who has 25 years on the job but did not arrive at Engine 10 until last December, was cited for not carrying out inspections every 15 days, as required once demolition began in February.
