The phrase "a non permanent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is not intended to last indefinitely or is temporary in nature.
Example: "The exhibition features a non permanent installation that will be removed after the event concludes."
Alternatives: "temporary" or "transient".
"We did what the majority of other European countries did, but our visibility was heightened because we had a non-permanent seat on the UN security council".
A non-permanent Danish judge, Frederik Harhoff, sent an email to 56 international lawyers and friends in which he expressed his despair at the acquittals.
Argentina is currently a non-permanent member of the UN's Security Council and could use its position to add Gibraltar to its agenda.
But that seems unlikely: Rwanda now has a non-permanent seat on the same security council that must respond to the fall of Goma.
Ahmadinejad lobbied Uganda, which is currently a non-permanent member of the UN security council, to oppose American-led threats to impose stringent sanctions on Iran over its nuclear programme.
As a non-permanent member of the UN security council, Japan added its voice to calls for new multilateral measures against North Korea overnight, but is also expected to examine fresh bilateral sanctions.
It suggested that Rwandan troops participated in rebel attacks that killed a UN peacekeeper.The publication of the damaging dossier coincided with a Rwandan bid for a non-permanent seat on the Security Council.
From January 1st for two years, Germany will have a (non-permanent) seat on the UN's Security Council, where its voice will be heard on Iraq.Berlin is awash with rumours of other moves, on the domestic front.
THE first time it served as a non-permanent member of the UN Security Council, in 2007-08, South Africa did much to squander its reputation as a beacon of human rights.
We all filled in our tally sheets, and the crucial moment for me was when the fifth permanent member result for Guterres was announced which led to it being very clear that there was no discourages, either from a permanent member or a non-permanent member for Guterres".
Back in 2013 the late King Abdullah caused a stir when he declined to take up a non-permanent seat on the UN security council – in protest at the failure of international policy towards Bashar al-Assad, whom the Saudis want to overthrow.
