The phrase "as the immutable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing something that is unchanging or permanent.
Example: "The laws of physics are often regarded as the immutable truths of the universe."
Alternatives: "as the unchangeable" or "as the eternal".
Unable to accept what the film presents as the immutable law of segregation, Washington's character drives herself mad with frustration.
Some are enduring – what he describes as the immutable law of the great death, the permanent, non-negotiable certainty that death is coming soon and cannot be diverted.
It served, after all, as the immutable standard of the global monetary system until the 1970s, a status that has helped give it a certain appeal in an era of wildly fluctuating financial values.
As the immutable nodes do not support modifying existing values there is no need to employ any complex consistency protocol to ensure that all copies of that value are kept consistent.
This occurs most clearly where matter comes to be regarded as an attribute of the divine substance, so that God is no longer conceived of as a being distinct from nature but rather as the immutable and eternal imminent cause from which the plenitude of finite shapes in nature pours forth.
Maybe if those who have so prided themselves as embodying the immutable beneficence of Atticus Finch read this, then they will finally recognize the stealth racism they harbor in their own homes.
For Mr. Hanson, exploitation of the market is natural law, as immutable as death and delays on the Brooklyn Queens Expressway.
Perhaps this isn't the end of days for "Agent Carter," but should the worst come to pass, Peggy Carter and Whitney Frost will remain as savvy, strong television, dames as immutable as any shining star of Hollywood's Golden Age.
26 The great majority of AD cases are sporadic in origin, with older age, being female, vascular disease, head trauma, family history of dementia, and genetic factors (eg, apolipoprotein E [APOE] ε4 allele) as the mainly immutable risk factors.
And the canyons, arches, spires and sandstone monuments are as immutable as ever in their demonstration of the slow clock of geologic time.
"The laws of prose writing are as immutable as those of flight, of mathematics, of physics," Ernest Hemingway wrote to Maxwell Perkins, in 1945.
