The phrase "and none so" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to emphasize that no one or nothing is as good or as significant as the subject being discussed.
Example: "In the realm of classical music, there are many great composers, but there are few, and none so talented as Beethoven."
Alternatives: "and no one as" or "and none as".
While the company's website lists 11 statements it made on the environment in 2007, that number dwindled to three last year and none so far this year.
She had one write-up in 1998, for "failure to comply," one in 2000, for "being in an unauthorized area," and none so far this year.
And none so far has been forthcoming .Meanwhile, Israeli critics of the government of Ariel Sharon suspect that its cavilling over the details of the road map is intended, ultimately, to frustrate the entire exercise.
According the European Union naval force, only five ships were successfully captured last year and none so far this year, compared with a 47 ships in 2010, the year the Marida Marguerite was taken.
But engineering changes and an aggressive public safety campaign by the city Department of Transportation have brought deaths there down to only four last year and none so far in 2002.
7 | A Tent in the Rockies John Singer Sargent (1916) Many artists have slept under canvas but few have painted the tent itself, and none so brilliantly as the American John Singer Sargent.
They carried black canvas bags containing the seeds of 18 types of wildflowers, including sunflowers and cornflowers, black-eyed Susans, lanceleaf coreopsis, sweet williams and none-so-prettys.
Out go the pogoing beats and none-so-subtle come-ons of Dirty Talk and in comes the brooding, dark cloud that is Kids.
Troublingly, there have already been reports of harassment of opposition leaders and activists but none so far mention widespread violence.
Most of the list are not extreme in their politics and certainly none so extreme on the right as Michael Gove himself.
But most have aged dramatically, and perhaps none so woefully as the notion of authorship.
