The phrase "for not marrying" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate the reason or cause for someone not getting married. Example: "Jane's parents were disappointed in her for not marrying her long-term partner, but she was content with their decision to simply live together."
"And for not marrying a Muslim".
The world should thank me for not marrying you".
As Gillard's profile has grown, she has been attacked for not marrying her partner or having children.
She lives with her partner of four years, hairdresser Tim Mathieson but has been criticised for not marrying or having children.
"The mere fact of being in love with somebody is a very good reason for not marrying them, in my opinion," says Amabelle Fortescue, the great pragmatist of Christmas Pudding.
Ah no, mio bene!" Anna's signature aria, in which she apologizes to her betrothed for not marrying him just yet, was ravishing because she invested it with such longing and sensuousness.
Around the age of 20 the rates for "not married" men were roughly the same as those for married men and for married women (around 100/100.000), but showed a much smoother decline with advancing age than that for husbands; thus, after the age of 25 not-married men had substantially higher depression rates than married men.
For not married persons the female/male ratio was already around 2 1 at the age of 18 and rose to 2.5:1 in mid-life and declined to 1 at around 55.
In Figure 5 the curves just described for married men and women are shown for all categories of not married persons combined, i.e. for the total group of those never married, widowed or divorced.
As payback for Robb not marrying one of his daughters, Lord Walder Frey engineered the deaths of the Starks -- but even those who've read the books may have been shocked by the third significant death at the so-called Red Wedding.
You take your opinion so far as to suggest that even marrying non-violent criminals is better for a child than not marrying at all.
