The phrase "immutable for" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means that something cannot be changed or altered in a specific circumstance or for a specific purpose. Example: "The law of gravity is immutable for all objects on Earth."
The pattern is not immutable, for not all stars are alike and once matter escapes from stars it may undergo various processes of physical and chemical separation.
In fact, zero is essential to much of human endeavor; it has become a fundamental part of our legacy, too seemingly immutable for any kind of compensatory reckoning.
Assuming the form is immutable, for schools that do not accept the C.S.S. profile, is it advisable to send a letter to the financial aid officer explaining the situation?
It speaks to a central belief about the nature of human need -- of the need, timeless and immutable, for narrative; the compelling hunger to make sense of experience through the words spun out in a story; the thing that nothing but a book can deliver.
The six-year ban on Google in China is a well-known fact, and aside from the very rare lapse in censorship, the block seems relatively immutable for the foreseeable future.
The template may be immutable, for example because it is genetically encoded (as in "green beard" recognition [8]) or because it is imprinted at an early age without subsequent updating [9], [10].
The explanation that I find, barring ulterior motives, is the excessive consideration given to the "ghost haunting Europe" in the mid-19th century, and that the young Karl Marx -- having not yet turned 30 -- not only baptized by naming Communism, but also defined as a perpetual guarantee of happiness for the worker -- a sacred, immutable project for posterity that he never got to see for himself.
I had similar sensations dazedly stumbling from talk to talk last week as representatives from the American Musicology Society, the Society for Ethnomusicology, the Society for Music Perception and Cognition, the Society for Music Theory and their many conferees examined humanity's immutable affection for organized sound.
But the general observation holds: There is no universal and immutable scale for your ethical obligation here.
If my book does anything, I hope it demolishes the myth there is a golden, immutable recipe for great drama.
That it is has been a seemingly immutable truth for American motorists since the finned dinosaurs of the 1950s roamed the Earth.
