"fail to conform" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to not comply with set standards or expectations. Example: The company's new product failed to conform to industry regulations and was pulled from the market.
They are outraged that anyone seeking power would fail to conform, and the reaction to Corbyn failing to sing the anthem was like a collective shriek of: "Kneel before Zod!" It's odd to think that Jeremy Corbyn, of all people, is considered non-conformist.
As Joseph Carlton's case shows, not all male victims fail to conform, in any clear-cut way, to their harassers' norms of masculinity.
Hoeness said he hoped Uefa used the rules to "kill clubs" who fail to conform, and praised sanctions already taken against Málaga.
The labels used for the drugs sold abroad are often written in a foreign language or otherwise fail to conform to domestic standards.
Consensual data is generally more objective but it does not completely eliminate subjectivity – nor does it abolish subjective preferences that fail to conform to it.
In modern times the presentation of public petitions plays little effective part in parliamentary affairs because most fail to conform to very strict tests of technical validity.
By failing to listen to his inner voice, he fails to conform to his sense of morality.
Nevertheless, our study shows that, in addition to the GlucoRx Nexus TD-4280 BG meter failing to meet the ISO 15197:2003 accuracy criteria, it also fails to conform to the minimum accuracy performance requirements outlined in the latest ISO 15197:2013 guidelines.
Molina's cooking is experimental and inspired, and often fails to conform to diners' expectations.
Such love often ends in bitter impatience when reality fails to conform to the ideal.
The station fails to conform to certain fire codes and safety regulations, local officials concede.
