"incongruity for" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is used to describe a sense of inconsistency or mismatch between different elements or ideas within a sentence, situation, or context. Example: The wedding cake was an incongruity for the theme of the beach wedding, as it was decorated with winter snowflakes instead of seashells.
And the humor of crazy incongruity for one lucky author.
Staff at IRI have been grappling with this incongruity for nearly a decade.
The behind-the-scenes drama - the wild ambition, the wheeling and dealing, the image making - convey such different sentiments from the music's explosive, euphoric feeling that there's bound to be a built-in incongruity, for one thing.
If it's weird to apply hard science to something as ephemeral and, O.K., possibly imaginary, as a ghost, then we've been living with that incongruity for almost 100 years.
One incongruity, for example, is that the Fed forecasts significantly slower growth over the next year but only a modest increase in unemployment to 5percentt — still a low level judged by long-term perspectives.
Though he has ridden that incongruity for some time, there is a fresh tension in seeing one of the writers of "F— tha Police" now admonishing others not to curse and to dress conservatively.
Tamhane plays these incongruities for mordant laughs.
Similarly, the noncoding region, VP1, and 3CD trees showed major phylogenetic incongruities for 3 clinical isolates (Technical Appendix 2 Figure 1).
He then recognized the incongruity of cheering for the rival Packers.
Mohamed El-Gaabawy, 26, acknowledged the incongruity of calling for a military coup just months after demanding the generals' exit.
While searching for clues for this incongruity of the base-pairing behavior, the existence of a correlation between acid ionization/dissociation constants (p Ka) of the complementary base-pairing partners and the base-pairing strength was noticed.
