"non observance" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use "non observance" when you are referring to the failure or neglect to comply with a law or other requirement. For example: "The court gave the defendant a harsh sentence due to his non observance of the law."
Consequently, incorrect use of veterinary drugs such as overdose, inappropriate use times, failure to observe the label instruction and non-observance of withdrawal periods prior to slaughter or to laying of eggs may leave residues of drugs in tissues and eggs at concentrations that may be harmful to human health (Kabir et al. 2004; Goetting et al. 2011; Kehinde et al. 2012; Omeiza et al. 2012).
Non-observance of Christmas was a bedrock principle of my equally assimilated parents' religious self-definition.
The non-uniformity distribution of SiC particles is due to the non-observance of agitation parameters during homogenizing process.
Will religious non-observance and a larger role for the state in the economy become explicit hallmarks of the center-left?
Professor Boris Sandler of the university of Bordeaux has gone further, wondering why it was not obvious to everyone that Papon was faking, or at least exaggerating, his illness, and demanding that the doctors' council open disciplinary hearings into "serious professional misconduct and non-observance of professional obligations".
Non-observance of this rule, which was established by an exchange of letters between the Senate and Polish representative in 1921, would have effect beyond local Danzig question and would, for example, entail a modification of German usage announcing to Polish Government visit of warships to port of Danzig.
Also, the non-observance of the cross peak between H-3′ and H-1 (Fig. 2b) suggested the position of H-1 towards narrower rim side.
This is because milk contamination begins at production and the microbial load increases exponentially along the chain due to lack of a cold chain, inappropriate milk containers and non-observance of good hygienic practices.
For example, Common Article 3 to the four Geneva Conventions provides for an absolute prohibition of torture, of which non-observance is considered a grave breach of international humanitarian law.
See Sidgwick (1874, 484) ("… there may be rules of social behaviour of which the general observance is necessary to the well-being of the community, while yet a certain amount of non-observance is rather advantageous than otherwise").
My non-observance of Shavuot makes me like the majority of Jews.
