The phrase "for being incompatible" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing two or more objects or ideas that are not able to be used together. For example, "They had to scrap the project due to the software's components being incompatible."
Nivea dropped Rihanna for being incompatible with its family values, after she appeared inebriated and skimpily dressed in public.
Thus, seroconversion detected during the early months of FU could implicate an incident event that took place before the baseline visit, and these high antibody levels, except for being incompatible with new incident events, might also neutralise the virus and make these women baseline HPV DNA-negative.
Despite the identification of a sizeable frequency of hematopoietic progenitors after clonogenic assays in methylcellulose, the overall efficacy of our protocol remains low, and for the time being, incompatible with eventual clinical application.
Unless you follow the eye-for-an-eye reciprocal concept of justice, which, for Salas, is incompatible with a democratic legal system.
The idea of a single residue being responsible for, and is hence the 'key' for activation, is incompatible with the principles of macromolecular activity, which is almost always the result of a collective network of interacting residues.
Reviewer #2: The idea of a single residue being responsible for, and is hence the 'key' for activation, is incompatible with the principles of macromolecular activity, which is almost always the result of a collective network of interacting residues.
A popular view that prostitutes were licentious, hot-blooded and hungry for sex was incompatible with the knowledge that most worked for money, and the lists therefore criticise women whose demands for payment appeared a little too mercenary.
This, according to Prof Kevin Anderson of the Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research, is "incompatible with any reasonable characterization of an organized, equitable and civilized global community".
He simply told his congregations that, in his opinion, a vote for Parnellism was incompatible with being a good Roman Catholic.
The racing director, Eric Boullier, made it clear this weekend that the idea of Honda, who began developing their engine two years after the other manufacturers, having long-term goals for success was incompatible with his team's need to start winning now.
Three conditions are essential for the comic: the character must be unsociable, for that is enough to make him ludicrous; the spectator must be insensible to the character's condition, for laughter is incompatible with emotion; and the character must act automatically (Bergson cites the systematic absentmindedness of Don Quixote).
