While "closely without" may not be a commonly used phrase, it can still be grammatically correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is done in a close manner but without a particular element or factor. Here is an example: "The team worked closely without the assistance of a project manager, yet they still managed to complete the project ahead of schedule."
Sometimes she would lean slightly forward, look down and examine the penetration closely, without passion.
Both writers distance themselves from family drama enough to look closely, without judgment, upon it.
Espionage aside, there may be no other job in America where people work so closely without learning one another's names.
But even his fans may find themselves frustrated, since the film observes Mr. Franken closely without generating much insight into him.
It is quickly apparent that Volokhonsky-Pevear follow the Russian very closely, without attempting to reconfigure its syntax or vocabulary into a more English form.
Mr. Goldstein said it was entirely possible to devise advertising strategies that correlate this closely without speaking directly by monitoring purchases, highlighting the difficulty such cases will have before regulators or judges.
This was to be a radically decentralised city, inspired by Californian urban theorist Melvin Webber, who believed that the traditional concentric city would be superseded by "community without propinquity": closely bonded without being physically crammed together, a vision which looks rather like the internet age.
Thus the priming word pairs were semantically close without being closely associatively related.
Histological examinations of the two patients after operations revealed extrarenall nephroblastomatosis with multiple nephrogenic foci, composed of immature glomeruli, tubules and blastemal cells.Then the patients were closely monitored without adjuvant chemotherapy, and has been alive and well without any recurrence for >6 months.
As the matriarch, Elsa has insisted on the value of examining life closely and without preconceptions.
The orchestra matched his interpretive impulses closely and without ever taking a subsidiary role.
