"noncompliant" is a correct and usable word in written English
It is an adjective used to describe a person or thing that does not follow rules, instructions, or established norms. For example, "The employee was deemed noncompliant for not following the company's safety protocols."
The unprecedented fees as a result of section 404 put audit partners in a much stronger position which enabled them to turn away noncompliant clients as well as those without the resources to meet the requirements of SOX.Compensation of audit partners could of course be changed not to reflect the amount of business a partner is responsible for.
If it refused to abide by the ruling, the Olympic organisers could have declared it noncompliant with WADA regulations and disqualified the entire team.
The continued threat from chemical weapons has led many states to prepare defenses against them and to exert diplomatic pressure on dissenting or noncompliant states to abide by the CWC.
For those for whom conservative treatment is insufficient or who are noncompliant, surgery is successful in approximately 60 to 90 percent of cases.
When the officers' initial efforts to bring a noncompliant King to the ground failed, they clubbed him with their batons dozens of times.
Failure to do so results in being found noncompliant and in violation of international law.
There is the noncompliant poet of "The Tennis Court Oath," his 1962 book, giddy in his defiance of meaning; the poet of childhood and its longueurs whom we encounter in his seven-hundred-and-thirty-nine-line poem, "The Skaters" (1966); the sublime meditative poet of "Self-Portrait in a Convex Mirror" (1975); the elegist of "Your Name Here" (2000).
Children who were abused as infants tend to show much more avoidant, resistant, and noncompliant behaviour than do other children.
Re "When the Patient Is 'Noncompliant'" (Nov. 15): I would like for my doctor, when prescribing medication, to go a step further and explain why it has been chosen for me, what the side effects are, and whether I have any other choices.
Governments would choose how to punish noncompliant companies, from fines to exclusion from public contracts.
"While we're cooperating with the department on these changes, we will be suspending activities that it considers noncompliant".
