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The phrase "are not serviceable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is not functional or useful in a particular context.
Example: "The old machinery in the factory are not serviceable and need to be replaced."
Alternatives: "are not functional" or "are not usable".
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Besides that, it is hardly to service since the conventional spacecraft are not serviceable designed.
Gel batteries are not serviceable, and unforgiving of charging problems.
This means that the spring is actually in a tube, these tubes are not serviceable without taking the tension off of them.
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But if Moore or McCoy aren't serviceable at blocking, Bevell might as well line up on first downs with No. 3 receiver Doug Baldwin in the slot.
"Digital cameras have evolved from the beginning, but that doesn't mean that earlier models aren't serviceable," said Richard LoPinto, a longtime industry executive who is now a consultant.
By March, the few suitable aircraft in operational service were not serviceable most of the time.
This debt is not serviceable.
By October 1, 1864, White's company had 15 serviceable horses and 70 that were not serviceable.
They also controlled most of the 1,500 locomotives and 9,000 rail cars on the peninsula, though the majority of these were not serviceable during the fight.
"Crucify" is not a serviceable synonym for "make an example of," which is what Armendariz, who subsequently apologized and resigned, apparently meant by it.
What are you talking about?' All identity labels are umbrella terms to some degree, but this term bisexual is not only serviceable but it is sufficient.
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