The phrase "a constituency without" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a group of people or voters that lacks a certain characteristic or element.
Example: "The election results revealed a constituency without a clear majority, leading to a complex political landscape."
Alternatives: "a group lacking" or "an electorate devoid of".
"My focus is on producing a 21st century, top quality, all-island nationalist paper which gives voice to a constituency without a voice".
The Users Union, which members said was the only group in the country consisting of drug users, was founded in 2005 by advocates who wanted to create a platform for a constituency without electoral clout.
"The most important thing we need to make sure we do, at least initially, is that we all agree and understand that the PS4 is a great video game console that appeals to video gamers," Mr. Hirai said, according to an account of his comments by All Things D. With its announcements on Monday, Microsoft seemed to be saying that it, too, values a constituency without which it knows it can't succeed.
The Ukip manifesto demanded "a new, proportional voting system that delivers a Parliament truly reflective of the number of votes cast, while retaining a constituency link" – without specifying which system.
Before it replaced the moribund C line for local stops in Brooklyn last week, the V, created in 2001 to improve service in Queens, was a train without a constituency.
"For me, the idea of being able to represent a constituency in the Parliament of Ireland, without accepting the teachings of the church or pretending to accept them, had powerful existential attractions," he wrote in "Memoir: My Life and Themes" (1998).
The problem right now, says Carlson, is that Merck and the other big pharmaceutical companies are "without a constituency" of investors.
"A lot of the craziness in the gun issue is now a result of the fact that the Democrats, not intentionally, are without a constituency of gun owners... that kept the issue grounded," Feldman said.
The negative ads run by the Obama campaign and its allied "super PAC, Priorities USAads ademonizinging Romney — target not only whites without college degrees, but in particular white men without degrees, a constituency Obama has no hope of winning.
(DKI 5) Sometimes a councillor may ask the planning team to include the construction of a dispensary in his/her constituency without considering that construction of a new dispensary is more than having a building in place.
