The phrase "is not owing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is not due or not required to be paid.
Example: "The balance on your account is not owing at this time."
Alternatives: "is not due" or "is not payable."
The increase in is not owing to the number of players or games observed per year; in fact, the latter numbers do not increase in time6.
While it is true that the cost to the student for an undergraduate education at a state-funded university has risen significantly in the past few decades, it is not owing fully to a corresponding increase in the total cost.
We support the principle that networks are a powerful means of facilitating the implementation of the Sendai Framework, and hypothesize that the lack of literature on the role of S&T networks in DRR is not owing to a lack of networks, but is a consequence of the challenge of capturing and documenting the effectiveness of networks and associated learning.
These results indicate that the loss of anti-H3S10P staining observed in the absence of Ce HCF-1 is not owing to an aberrant over activity of PP1.
This demonstrates that the apoptotic induction is not owing to iSHMT1-induced glycine or serine starvation.
Hence, we can state that the strongly reduced expression of Shox2 and Bmp4 in Tbx5del/+ hearts is not owing to incorrect formation of the IFT.
Because Ms. Wyler rejected that suggestion of theirs, Mr. Siegel wrote, she "is not owed anything for our idea".
"Once these legal options have been exhausted and the courts have ruled an individual is not owed protection, the person is expected to leave the country".
But the state is not owed these things because one owes the fellow-citizens benefits.
"I think they're using the social problem of leaving workers unpaid to push the state to give money that is not owed.
Species membership itself cannot support the view that members of one species, namely ours, deserve moral consideration that is not owed to members of other species.
