The phrase "never occurring" is a correct and usable part of written English.
You can use it to emphasize the idea that something is unlikely or has never happened. For example, "This is a phenomenon that is virtually never occurring in the natural world."
The frequency of straight line scoring varied, from never occurring (0%) in three rotations to always occurring (100%) in two rotations, with an overall average of 51% (SD: 33%).
It took us a while to realize that the flags were never raising high in data manipulation, meaning that the FFT and IFFT were never occurring, and no other form of data manipulation could be achieved.
Moreover, the withdrawal syndromes in alcoholism occur inconsistently, sometimes failing to appear in a person who has experienced them before and never occurring in some drinkers whose destructive behaviour is otherwise not distinguishable from that of someone who is pharmacologically dependent on alcohol.
The refracting superposition design is seen in insects as well as crustaceans, but crustaceans have evolved two other superposition designs rarely or never occurring anywhere else.
It can be separated into 8 different categories, while each question represents the frequency of a specific incident, ranging from 0 (never occurring) to 5 (always occurring), for a total of 156.
The show I praised to the skies not long ago -- here's an archive of my pieces on the show, in The Mad Men File -- its record-tying Emmy Award-winning streak as television's best drama receding, has spent much of this season stuck in the stasis of the melodramatic existential crisis and ever impending yet never occurring demise of its anti-hero protagonist, Don Draper.
