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The phrase "as a romance there is no" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing the absence of certain elements or qualities in a romantic context.
Example: "As a romance, there is no depth to the characters, making it hard for the audience to connect."
Alternatives: "in terms of romance, there is no" or "regarding romance, there is no".
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Mr Dibb has brought Némirovsky's book to screen as a romance, there is no denying that.
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