The phrase "beaten without" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe a situation where someone has been physically or emotionally harmed without any resistance or defense. Here is an example: She stood there, battered and bruised, beaten without even raising a hand in defense.
"We weren't able to speak amongst ourselves and we were constantly beaten without any motive," Ismail said.
Egg whites will become very thick and white but not increase in volume as much as if beaten without heating.
There were certain numbers that couldn't be beaten without taking what the bank told him to think of as unacceptable risks.
Experts have warned that the Isis militant group cannot be beaten without regime change in Syria, after a group of defectors revealed the horrors they had witnessed at the hands of Bashar al-Assad's government.
Although they now acknowledge that IS cannot be beaten without attacking its strongholds in Syria, they still want Mr Assad out of power and are reluctant to co-operate with him.
And the drums, my God, those drums, they were beaten without mercy by a frizzy-haired kid named Steve Fine.
It is unlikely that any candidate could have beaten him without Mr. Bush making some major mistakes.
Again, someone walked past the beaten traveller, without coming to his aid.
If AIDS is to be beaten back without a vaccine which is still a big if that is the only sensible way forward.
As for Caric's team, they may consider themselves candidates now: they had beaten Spain without Luka Modric and despite trailing after six minutes.
England could have beaten New Zealand without Roy, but that was not the case chasing 230 to beat South Africa, when a whirlwind start was imperative.
