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I have heard and read something that sounds like:

> xxxはできないことになります
>
> It became impossible to do xxx

Is this correct and should the preceding verb be in this form only? To express
the same meaning, could one use 「ように」or other grammatical constructs?
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Usage of -ないことになる
Yes, it's correct (aside from tense of the verb) and the verb should be
adnominal form (attributive form) since こと is a noun. ように・・ is also correct
and actually more common for that meaning, though it doesn't mean "(if that
was the case) that means you wouldn't be able to do it".
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