The phrase 'indivisible to' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to express the idea that something is not able to be divided. For example: The kingdom is indivisible to outside forces, and the queen will defend it at all costs.
In the U.S., we try to make a virtue out of our hyper racial consciousness, turning it into a willingness to confront and right historical wrongs; the French deal with theirs by using the old republican ideas of "one France, indivisible" to cover over very deep differences.
And a host of Democratic Party organizations are now devoted to getting candidates like Ocasio-Cortez in those seats ― from Move On to Indivisible to Our Revolution and the Democratic Socialists of America.
Epicurus met Aristotle's argument that a continuum could not be composed of such indivisibles by taking indivisibles to be partless units of magnitude possessing extension.
While Cavalieri recognized that these "multitudes" of indivisibles must be unboundedly large, indeed was prepared to regard them as being actually infinite, he avoided following Galileo into ensnarement in the coils of infinity by grasping that, for the "method of indivisibles" to work, the precise "number" of indivisibles involved did not matter.
But it seems easy to extend this notion of justice to one that would support my view of prioritizing access to scarce indivisible organs to those who had not yet received one.
An auctioneer wants to sell an indivisible object to one of multiple bidders, who have private information about their valuations of the object.
Having a system of dispute settlement enables participating countries to treat their interests as indivisible and to accept relations of diffuse reciprocity: they know that should the expected benefits not be forthcoming because of noncompliance by other participants, there is a mechanism through which redress may be sought.
He asked me to urge the 6,000 church leaders and believers registered for the "Under God INDIVISIBLE" conference to stand with the Cathy family and Chick-fil-A.
In Jonathan Safran Foer's Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close, flickerbook and photograph and what the French call graphismes provide indivisible counterpoint to an enthralling narrative.
Shas, a religious right-wing party in Ehud Olmert's government coalition, vociferously opposes relinquishing any of what Israel considers its eternal and indivisible capital to a future Palestinian state.
"Effective participation by members of all racial and ethnic groups in the civil life of our nation is essential if the dream of one nation, indivisible, is to be realized," she said.
