The phrase "an unabated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that continues without any reduction in intensity or strength.
Example: "The storm raged on with an unabated fury, causing widespread damage across the region."
Alternatives: "an unrelenting" or "a constant".
Enrollment will swell steadily because of rising births and an unabated flood of immigrants, the report said, citing census projections.
Surmise and identification have long been the tools with which people have reconstructed Shakespeare, and in this country it seems an unabated pastime.
I am not saying that such anomalies arising from aerosol geoengineering would necessarily be worse than, say, an unabated 5 °C warming.
Once a hurricane appears to be heading for the gulf, officials will have to disconnect the hose from the container on top of the well and retreat to port, leaving an unabated flow of oil into the water.
But his statements pose a particularly tough challenge for those who embrace his take on the dangers attending an unabated greenhouse-gas buildup but see a fast transition to solar, wind and other renewable energy sources as the solution.
"This development is extremely good news for the climate and in a stroke significantly reduces the chances of an unabated Kingsnorth plant ever being built," said Greenpeace's executive director, John Sauven.
By contrast, tumours continue to overexpress VEGF-A unabated, because, in tumour cells, the VEGF-A expression is driven not only by ischaemia but also by oncogenes, loss of tumour suppressor genes, hormones, etc. (Dvorak, 2003).
"We all got a little mesmerized into thinking that luxury demand would continue at a pace unabated, which, in retrospect, was clearly silly," Martin says over breakfast at an inn near his vacation home in Walland, Tennessee.
"We all got a little mesmerized into thinking that luxury demand would continue at a pace unabated, which, in retrospect, clearly was silly," Martin says over breakfast at an inn near his vacation home in Walland, Tenn.
Whether right or wrong, his meditation launched a yet unabated flood of cinematic inquiry, remembrance, and self-questioning.
After the most devastating mass extinction swept the planet 250 million years ago, the earth witnessed a nearly unabated increase in the variety of living organisms leading to unparalleled heights of diversity -- or so paleontologists have long thought.
