"if not properly implemented" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when discussing something that requires a certain level of care or attention in order to succeed. For example: "If the new safety protocols are not properly implemented, the workplace may become dangerous."
If not properly implemented they can deliver just "hot air", and few environmental benefits.
Some MPs fear both measures, if not properly implemented, could centralise power at a time when the Government is pushing for greater devolution of political power.
These simulations consist of routines that perform repetitive computations (in the form of DO/FOR loops) over very large data sets, which, if not properly implemented and executed, may suffer from poor performance.
de Mooij and Keen stress that implementation of a fiscal devaluation requires many detailed choices that can "powerfully modify the impact of the tax shift" and hence a solution "which looks easy on paper" can be risky if not properly implemented.
A similar dilution of measured effect happens if the intervention is not properly implemented.
They also stress that if this temporary scheme is not properly implemented, it will prevent the permanent one the European commission has acknowledged will ultimately be needed from ever seeing the light of day.
"The procedures that are in place were not properly implemented," Ms. Moe said.
Thus, though being in place, the national anti-smoking policies are not properly implemented.
The GTAs were randomly assigned to a treatment and were removed from the analysis if they did not properly implement the treatment.
"Two-a-day workouts, if not properly programmed and implemented, can increase the of overtraining injuries as well as physical and mental burnout," adds Licameli.
As suggested in a USAID report [ 38], even the best designed and carefully implemented communication interventions will deliver few results if not properly supported by authorities.
