"incontestable for" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It means something that cannot be argued or disputed. Example: The evidence presented by the prosecution was incontestable for the jury, leading to a conviction for the defendant.
The Socialists, who have still not picked their presidential candidate for 2012, failed to make themselves the incontestable destination for the disenchanted.Third, far from being a disappointment, the FN's performance was worryingly impressive.
Getting out the door was an incontestable victory for me.
To begin, an incontestable, and perhaps for those growing up with the modern game, almost incredible fact.
For incontestable evidence that each faint dot spotted is an intergalactic globular cluster, Hanes says ground telescopes will need to gather precise details on each cluster's velocity, to confirm they are not actually orbiting galaxies.
Given the relative abundance of modern human DNA and the inherent impossibility for incontestable proof of authenticity, results obtained on ancient human DNA have often been questioned.
A quirk in the Constitution, subsequently corrected in the Twelfth Amendment, prevented electors from distinguishing between their choice of president and vice president, so Jefferson and Burr tied for the top spot, even though voter preference for Jefferson was incontestable.
"It caused him to seek to embellish his most incontestable achievements, or to look for insurance in the face of even the most overwhelming probability of success.
The voter ID laws and other tactics that sprang up in several states last year to prevent minorities from casting their ballots offer incontestable proof of the need for strict voting rights laws.
According to Cleanthes, it is similarly perverse and unnatural to deny that the various parts of the body and the way in which they are suited to our environment (e.g., legs for walking) are "incontestable proof of design and intention" (D, 3.8/155; cp. 2.9/144 5).
Countdown's influence on a generation of Australian music – both for better and worse – is incontestable and Meldrum was at the centre of it for more than a decade.
