"coercion without" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the act of forcing or pressuring someone to do something without using physical force or threats. One possible example could be: "The company's management relied on coercion without explicitly threatening their employees to work longer hours without compensation."
Cameron will say: "All girls have the right to live free from violence and coercion, without being forced into marriage, or the lifelong physical and psychological effects of female genital mutilation.
"All girls have the right to live free from violence and coercion, without being forced into marriage or the lifelong physical and psychological effects of female genital mutilation," Cameron will say.
"We will need the nations of the region to work collaboratively together to resolve disputes — without coercion, without intimidating, without threats and, certainly, without the use of force," Mrs. Clinton said on Monday evening after arriving in Indonesia's capital, Jakarta.
The United States has to take a neutral position on the claims but has proposed a fairer way of settling them — through negotiation and "without coercion, without intimidation, without threats and without the use of force".
Mr Cameron said: "All girls have the right to live free from violence and coercion, without being forced into marriage or the life-long physical and psychological effects of female genital mutilation.
The State Department, in an unusually strong statement issued this month intended to warn China that it should moderate its behavior, said that Washington believed the claims should be settled "without coercion, without intimidation, without threats and without the use of force".
Evidence obtained under coercion and without a lawyer in Guantanamo is not admissible in British courts, and even our draconian anti-terrorism laws do not yet permit British citizens to be locked up without due process.
X-rays taken for a clinically justified reason must not be used for another purpose without the patient's informed consent, without coercion and in full knowledge of how the radiograph will be used and by whom".
Without coercion and duress.
Would it exist without coercion?
But at the cathedral, I liked what I saw: ritual without coercion.
