The phrase "a non viable" is not correct in standard written English; it should be "nonviable" without the article "a." You can use "nonviable" to describe something that is not capable of living, developing, or functioning effectively.
Example: "The project was deemed nonviable due to lack of funding and support."
Alternatives: "not feasible" or "not workable."
As presently isolated, without access to the air, sea, or the West Bank, Gaza is a non-viable economic and political entity.
Matear agreed and said the problem was wider than just climate science: "Public good research at the CSIRO at the moment looks like a non-viable way forward.
The egg is chemically stimulated to create a group of cells that form a non-viable (and unfertilised) "embryo".
Ectopic pregnancies occur when the embryo implants outside of the uterine cavity leading to a non-viable fetus that represents a significant risk to the mother's health.
"The Clinton strategy is to keep the popular vote and delegate deficits as close as possible while trying to inflict sufficient damage on Obama that he becomes a non-viable national candidate.
Now to be sure there is a great deal of variance in that support – from doves who wholeheartedly embrace a Palestinian state to hawks who would only be happy with a non-viable collection of Bantustans.
It is in fact both cowardly and barbaric, because the SDLP and DUP voted for the status quo where women in Northern Ireland cannot terminate a non-viable pregnancy".
Collins at the time noted that researchers in China had described experiments in a non-viable human embryo to modify the gene responsible for a potentially fatal blood disorder using a gene-editing technology.
Cunningham insisted the footage in question "was shot at an abortion clinic" and is of a "borderline case" premature baby being induced and aborted, rather than a non-viable fetus miscarried in a spontaneous delivery.
Mr Sharon, who says he will not cede any settlements, and proposes a non-viable group of truncated enclaves as an eventual Palestinian state, welcomed the secretary's speech as a "constructive approach".
