The phrase 'beyond credible' is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is not believable or realistic. Example: The defendant's explanation for his actions was beyond credible, as it was filled with inconsistencies and contradictions.
The radio and television commentators had only a moment or two to articulate their hysteria, and then the game was off again, as unrelenting as ever, almost beyond the credible range of either football or imagination.
Updated at 3.15pm GMT 12.55pm GMT Facebook Twitter Pinterest Some interesting background on TTIP .My fear is that we are raising expectations way beyond what is credible and practical," says Charles Powell, Elcano Royal Institute director.
The largest rupture scenarios for 1833 are thus beyond the uppermost credible limit to account for all the slip deficit accumulated since 1255 AD.
Mr. Thurber's suave camera movements, the slightly weary natural beauty of Pittsburgh and a piquant score (by Theodore Shapiro) provide the impression of a style, but the absence of any credible emotion beyond Art's passive-aggressive anomie cripples the story before it begins.
How MSNBC thinks it can just move on and remain credible is beyond my comprehension.
Patients need access to primary care services that provide appropriate and detailed explanations and support from a credible source beyond the acute stage to enable them to effectively self-manage their risk of future stroke.
A country "commitment" put forward in Paris will be more credible – and durable beyond the next election – if it is backed up by national legislation.
"Individual countries need to demonstrate beyond doubt that they have credible plans to deal with excessive deficits, improve competitiveness and strengthen banking systems," he said in an editorial in the Telegraph.
Beyond that, Democrats are mounting credible challenges in as many as half a dozen other races and the governor has assembled a formidable fund-raising organization to rival that of the Senate Republicans.
(Why this is seen as a credible denial is beyond me, but Alan Dershowitz, on this very site, said that if he were a jury he'd acquit).
