The phrase "a continent without" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a continent that lacks something significant, such as resources, people, or certain characteristics.
Example: "The documentary explored the idea of a continent without natural resources, highlighting the challenges faced by its inhabitants."
Alternatives: "a land devoid of" or "a region lacking".
A continent without borders was part of EU holy writ.
"People associate Africa first of all as a continent without food.
chief in a starring role, is the crisis of the European dream — the vision of a continent without borders or divisions, supervised by a benevolent and cosmopolitan elite.
A Cambridge professor offers a thoroughly comprehensible account of the polarization of a continent, without fixing guilt on one leader or nation.
They offer a kind of fantasy travel, allowing the visitor the illusion of traversing a continent, without days of highway tedium.
The European Union is about freedom and human rights, prosperity and peace, life without fear; it is about democracy and pluralism, a continent without internal borders and walls.
It's a crime to have a whole continent without the benefit of that [information]," Holmes said.
Meanwhile, a certain group of people in "Central Africa" (this film sticks to the Hollywood habit of thinking of Africa as an undifferentiated continent without nation states) who had long fought a "ground war" against the aliens and whose terrain is the site of one of its biggest crashed spaceships, is itself plagued with occult warnings – they are led by warlord Dikembe (Deobia Oparei).
The leaders must insist on the sort of intervention that the young Dr. Kouchner of Doctors Without Borders had espoused before he fused humanitarianism and war, the sort of intervention that would lead to a continent of Europeans without borders.
Enter bright sparks who might have invented spaceships or life-saving drugs, but in fact invented the eurodollar market – a continent of opportunity without actual territory or policing, because it existed somewhere over there, somewhere offshore.
He appears to have been more of a skeptic than many of his contemporaries, for, while he agreed "that it is difficult to conceive such a number of low islands and almost drowned lands without a continent near them," at the same time he maintained that "if any considerable land existed hereabouts we could not fail meeting with it".
