'remained uncontested' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when talking about something that has not been challenged or questioned. For example, "The accuracy of the results remained uncontested."
The exact reason for the reclassification is unclear, but confidential paperwork shows that it remained uncontested that Kaloti had told inspectors "gold plated with silver was exported as silver in Morocco however the same is declared as gold at Dubai customs".
These responses did not alleviate the crisis, and yet, the underlying strategic premises remained uncontested.
Yet, these actions did not lead to strategic change but were aimed at restoring the efficiency of the formerly successful strategic pattern because the underlying strategic premises remained uncontested (see also Gilbert 2005; Gilbert and Bower 2002).
The mutually reinforcing strategic premises of the organizations about their self-understanding and consumers excluded off-path activities from the scope of action and remained uncontested over the focal period.
Firstly, on the explanans side, it has not remained uncontested.
Nevertheless, the assumption that specific groups of beneficiaries of the SCTP, e.g. elderly self-dependent persons, would not be able to graduate from the SCTP, unless a specific support programme, e.g. a public pension scheme, would be designed and implemented, remained uncontested during the mission.
With the South African study discounted, the findings of the other four studies remain uncontested.
Of course he wouldn't; let her do that, if she was so inclined, and let whatever story she told remain uncontested.
Paths essentially become frozen because strategic premises remain uncontested (Rothmann 2013; Tripsas and Gavetti 2000).
These claims for a paradigm shift by proponents of social media do not remain uncontested.
In line with previous studies, this paper highlights the constraining forces of strategic premises in conducting strategic change when the premises remain uncontested (e.g., Rothmann and Koch 2014; Tripsas 2009; Tripsas and Gavetti 2000).
