The phrase "a world that cannot" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing limitations, impossibilities, or scenarios that are unattainable in a given world or situation.
Example: "In a world that cannot accept diversity, progress will always be hindered."
Alternatives: "a realm that is unable" or "an existence that lacks".
A world that cannot be moved by a television kiss is, on some level, a world without emotion.
And yet the premiums we place on youthful urbanity, the pride so many seem to take in children who might distinguish Clara Bow from Louise Brooks, seems at odds with a world that cannot easily support (or in some cases, does not even encourage) their future independence or expressions of maturity.
A game, hidden in a world that cannot be found, except to those who know how to find it.
If knowledge is not a central concept in a SEF, it is just logical to assume that we live in a world that cannot be known or scientifically explained.
The world that we currently live in, the world that I want to lead with you, the world in which France is a leading nation, it is a world that cannot share the same values as the world of yesterday.
He has served as the necessary transition to a world that cannot be, and does not want to be, led by America.
They are all part of a project called "Behind My Eyes," which refers to what Ms. Jin Ming calls a second existence, an inner world that cannot be proven or touched, only felt.
The generation of people who have gone to college because of "The Cosby Show" and because of "A Different World," that cannot be taken away.
Brown claimed that a close analysis of Reid's writings showed that his position on perception was not really that of direct realism but "hypothetical realism", that is the belief in an external world that cannot be known directly.
He was 37. The Rorschach's champions have often been almost worshipful in their belief in its ability to pare back the layers of the psyche, and the test is generally regarded as offering a richness of information about a person's psychological world that cannot be gained from interviews or from "self-report" tests like the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory or M.M.P.I.
"If there was ever a challenge in our interconnected world that cannot be met by one nation alone, it is this," he said.
