"untouchable status" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a privileged situation or an inviolable status that cannot be altered or threatened by external forces. For example: "The president's untouchable status among his political party has made him unbeatable in the upcoming election."
He was angered by Hoover's antagonism to the movement, and to the untouchable status the FBI director maintained.
Time inevitably catches up with every player, but that prolonged period out of the Chelsea first team eroded his untouchable status within the England set-up.
Properties under £75,000 would condemn their owners to "untouchable" status; over £5m, and they would belong to a secret sect whose members possessed mystical powers.
He attacked their elevation to untouchable status and their image as the game's good guys, their projection of themselves as the sole defenders of "football", as if no other style was legitimate.
The lack of communication between goalkeeper and centre-half was damning, the scrutiny fixing inevitably back on the England keeper whose untouchable status for club and country now looks fragile.
Vincent Kompany has lost the "untouchable" status for Manchester City he enjoyed at the start of the season, with Manuel Pellegrini refusing to confirm his captain will be reinstated for Sunday's derby at Manchester United.
But neither enjoyed Mr Bo's near-untouchable status as a "princeling", nor his national celebrity.
But there's something about the 1982 film's untouchable, crystallised status as a brooding, pathos-drenched vision of stark future existence that makes the very concept of stretching it out into a fully-fledged franchise strangely inconceivable.
Despite the popularity of television cops, in reality policemen had, and still have, something of an untouchable low caste status.
In Mumbai, where they take their traditions and class divisions seriously, Ayyan is the low-status, "untouchable" personal assistant to Arvind Acharya, an astronomer who is the director of the Institute of Theory and Research.
A one-club man who made 719 appearances for Milan, Franco Baresi's legendary status is untouchable.
