"under regarded" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used to express something or someone has been given too little attention, respect, value, or consideration. For example, "She felt her opinion was under regarded by her colleagues."
The comparisons are imperfect yet the contrast with the understanding noises made here and down under regarding Barker and Alan Jones seems noteworthy and not inexplicable given the hard line on the subject of the Christian Establishment and its chums in the Bush administration.
To avoid a bias due to infrequent execution paths, discovery algorithms strive for a balance between over-fitting and under-fitting regarding the originating log.
In addition, the HPS (DM) trial was under-representative regarding patients without CVD.
'Technical potential' can be defined as "the fraction of the theoretical potential, which is available under the regarded techno-structural framework conditions and with the current technological possibilities.
Blair Hankey, Brussels Christians under attack Regarding the editorial "Under siege" (Jan . 7: The violence against Christians is an attempt to create a rift between Muslims and Christians.
Using Cox proportional hazards model, the probability of under-five death was regarded as the hazard.
Under McClaren Sissoko was regarded as the antithesis of a committed, consistent leader.
And his recording of the Szymanowski violin concertos with the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra under Simon Rattle is regarded as definitive.
All are regarded under federal guidelines as Hispanic-serving colleges, meaning more than 25 percent of students are Hispanic.
The chef, Bill Hendra, 33, worked under the highly regarded Bruce Johnson at Huntley's sister restaurant, Trap Rock Restaurant and Brewery in Berkeley Heights.
Many who played under his leadership regarded him as an excellent captain; not all regarded him as good at managing people.
