"acuity without" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe a high level of perception or sharpness without a particular condition or factor present. Example: Despite the darkness, the detective's acuity without his glasses allowed him to spot the tiny clue on the floor.
He had Denning's sense of policy without the partiality, Diplock's acuity without the acerbity, and as much learning as either of them.
All participants had normal visual acuity without correction.
Some dentists had a better visual acuity without optical aids than others with Galilean loupes.
Extraocular motility was within normal limits, and visual acuity without correction was 20/40 in both eyes.
Some of the tested dentists had better visual acuity without optical aids than others with Galilean loupes.
Off-label use of ziv-aflibercept improves visual acuity without ocular toxicity and may offer a cheaper alternative to the same molecule aflibercept.
Treatment with MMC had a mild positive effect on the rate of complete success and improved visual acuity, but without a statistical significant difference (Table 13).
We report on a young patient with similar characteristics of those reported by Yannuzzi et al. but lacking the prodromal illness, a much better visual acuity and without the serous detachment.
Justification of surgery is difficult, particularly in healthy eyes with normal visual acuity and without a posterior vitreous detachment.
On the other hand, reallocating resources into alternate care pathways can dramatically expedite care for lower acuity patients without delaying care for higher acuity patients.
Justifying floaterectomy without an objective assessment of patients' symptoms can be difficult, particularly in healthy eyes with normal visual acuity and without a posterior vitreous detachment.
