"incompatible of" is not a correct or commonly used phrase in written English.
A more correct and commonly used phrase would be "incompatible with." Example: The new software is incompatible with older versions.
At the least, they would have to put up their management fees.Soft commissions have fewer defenders than traditional commissions (the two are not incompatible, of course).
Changes or lack of changes in these biological processes upon PVY inoculation are therefore essential in determining the nature, compatible or incompatible, of the reaction between PVY and its host.
As none of these strains fulfilled the criteria of a phylogentic species, we assume that they represent multiple relict lineages which are incompatible of recombination either due to the loss of sexuality or due to mating incompatibility evolved in a course of habitat isolation.
Selected pairs of variables were tested for the presence of incompatible combinations of values.
More complex real-world examples of incompatible states of affairs can be found in molecular biology.
Databases of animal and human health surveillance data should be linked, and barriers of incompatible forms of data collection and management should be eliminated (Scotch et al. 2009).
It is not just a matter of scientific terminology; it is a clash of genuinely incompatible descriptions of reality.
There have been a number of mutually incompatible presentations of Everett's theory.
These models offer seemingly incompatible images of the United States, of its enemies and of war itself.
These perspectives are mutually exclusive because they give incompatible accounts of the nature of reality.
Why is it that feminist philosophers have reached different, and even sometimes incompatible interpretations of the history of philosophy?
