The word 'unregistered' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something or someone that has not been officially recorded or signed up for an event or activity. Example sentence: The unregistered participant did not get a certificate for completing the race.
Hughes, 61, spoke as he returned to his home in Florida to await prosecution on charges of violating national airspace and operating an unregistered aircraft.
"Unregistered staff should never be doing the work of registered nurses, or be included in the count of registered nurses on a ward.
Healthcare assistants (HCA), or unregistered nurses, are obviously not direct substitutes for nurses, but can have an important role to play.
By summer 2013 three longstanding editors of Wikipedia had complained about the edits made toShapps' Wikipedia page – and the site blocked it from being changed by "unregistered" users on 25 August 2013.
Other things that are no being banned: owning unregistered assault weapons in Connecticut; harassing celebrities and their children with long-lens cameras in California; hunting elephants in Botswana and injudicious calls to the London Fire Brigade (if you're a business you'll be fined for false alarms).
The department of health argues that staffing levels are best determined locally, on a ward by ward basis, according to patient need, leaving hospitals free to innovate with changes in skill mix, such as using more unregistered healthcare assistants to meet that need.
Authorities in Delhi banned Uber from running its online service in the city on Monday and have now ordered all unregistered internet taxi firms in the city to cease work.
Persuading city authorities to put in clean water and sanitation for unregistered slumdwellers is a delicate task, says Verma. "Some of the slum housing is phenomenal: three or four floors made out of the flimsiest of materials, with an open toilet that's shared, which is close to the drinking water and where they clean their clothes.
Organised around Twitter and other social media, it stages unregistered rallies at night, at which its activists wear white masks, carry torches through urban areas and chant extremist slogans.
During an inspection by the Care Quality Commission, the Mid Essex trust was also found to be using unregistered nurses in the role of fully-qualified, registered nurses – the first time its inspectors have ever come across such a flagrant breach of the nurse registration system.
Crucially, it is also unclear how the staff mix – the combination of registered and unregistered nurses – affects outcomes.
