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The phrase "a no-go zone" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe an area or situation that is off-limits or prohibited for access or activity.
Example: "Due to safety concerns, the construction site has been designated as a no-go zone for unauthorized personnel."
Alternatives: "restricted area" or "prohibited zone".
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Normal was a no-go zone.
This is just a NO-go zone".
Criticising Islam remains strictly a no-go zone, though.
Twitter, he said, was "a no-go zone for conservatives".
Both of Montana's Democratic senators immediately decreed that their entire state was a no-go zone.
For outsiders much of the country is still a no-go zone.
But what about if we made the Internet modem a "no-go zone"?
Police unions have complained that the neighbourhood threatens to become a no-go zone.
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If nominally still in the category of international straits or high seas, these waters would become de facto a "no go" zone for the world's shipping.
"For us violence is a no go zone and this means we do not want to put our corporate name into disrepute.
When we started out in Brick Lane, we were told by many that nobody would visit, that it was a "no go" zone.
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