"educated properly" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means being educated in a correct or appropriate manner. Example: She was grateful to have been educated properly by her parents, who instilled in her the value of hard work and determination.
"I was never educated properly, you know, and I'm very keenly aware of my lack of education.
China, female, 1991 "People not be educated properly, many people do not know how to do contraception.
"A child born is already condemned to be excluded from society, because he lives in a slum and has not been educated properly," he said.
Under law, local authorities must support home education and can only step in if they believe a child is not being educated properly.
The right of a parent to home educate does not, however, negate the right of every child to be educated properly and to be safe and well.
People in my generation aren't educated properly about voting – for example, many don't realise that you can leave your ballot blank.
One worker with experience in the prison system says prisons "don't physically have the capacity to educate properly at the moment.
Does no one now recall how it was those on the political right who blithely used to claim that only a few children were worth educating properly and that anyone who claimed otherwise was hopelessly utopian?
Given that, there are two options: You ignore that threat and do business as usual, or you do not ignore that fact but try proactively to plan properly for the reconstruction and to build properly and to educate properly and to monitor earthquakes properly.
The general knowledge base on CO monitoring devices is woefully inadequate so it is incumbent upon the aficionado to educate properly.
The goal of this study is to determine how well nurses at LTC facilities are educated to properly administer bisphosphonates.
