"inadmissible for" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It means not acceptable or not allowed in a certain situation. Example: The evidence presented by the defense was deemed inadmissible for the trial, as it did not meet the necessary standards for admissibility.
It's inadmissible for a Real Madrid player".
The beryllium ore from some main deposits has uranium content inadmissible for fusion reactors.
The drug tests recently linked to Bonds may be found inadmissible for the trial.
His will was deemed inadmissible for probate, as it had been drafted on the assumption that he would die in combat.
"With the financial resources, technology and expertise at our disposal, it is inadmissible for 12 million people to be at risk of starvation today.
The fact that the prior convictions turned out to be inadmissible for other reasons involves at the most a later corrected trial error in the admission of evidence.
Among control-group judges, 55.6% ruled for the plaintiff; by contrast, only 29.2 of those who found the damning evidence inadmissible ruled for the plaintiff.
In arguing to have their clients' statements ruled inadmissible, lawyers for two of the defendants, Mohamed Rashed Daoud al-'Owhali and Mohamed Saddiq Odeh, said their clients were not only not offered lawyers or properly advised of their rights, but were also threatened by American officials during their questioning.
Reid routinely discusses the competence of witnesses; the 'final court of appeal' and first principles; inadmissible evidence for moral judgments; burdens of proof; etc.
This, despite Hedwig's secular outlook and the fact that Kurt had been baptised a Catholic, which were inadmissible factors for Nazis.
This is inadmissible and, for this reason, I request the European Commission to launch campaigns informing the European consumers so that they would not mistake the CE marking for a quality and safety mark.
