The phrase "as generating no" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something does not produce or create a particular result or effect.
Example: "The new policy was criticized for being ineffective, as generating no measurable improvement in productivity."
Alternatives: "resulting in no" or "leading to no".
Superconductors, by contrast, are so named for their remarkable ability to conduct electricity without resistance, by means of electrons that pair up and move through a material as one, generating no friction.
After WWII, these agencies took the long-view of generating and transmitting electricity in their regions, at as low a cost as possible, while generating no profit.
The epoxidation process was carried out using citric acid as the only acidic component, generating no solid residues and a liquid residue less toxic than the one from the conventional processes.
The parts—including the silky brushwork of the young lady's face and hands, which poke through the bumpy ground as through a carnival prop drift, generating no mutual tensions.
When the tree structure became stable, as evidenced by new articles generating no new codes, and disagreement among reviewers became minimal, we applied our coding strategy, independently and in duplicate, to all written comments.
The parts — including the silky brushwork of the young lady's face and hands, which poke through the bumpy ground as through a carnival prop — drift, generating no mutual tensions.
Further, cost incurred after a completed suicide are mainly societal and as such, generate no additional costs in our model, and the simulation ends for that patient.
There was little incentive to adequately equip hospitals for routine prenatal care as it generated no extra income for the hospital.
Fingers intended to rest on the surface generate no keys as long as they are members of a synchronized finger press or release subset or are placed on the surface gently and remain there along with other fingers for a second or two.
As expected, 'Waimanalo' generated no cp gene amplification product.
