The phrase "coincidental without" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that happens or exists without intention or planning. Example: The fact that both of them were wearing the same color shirt was purely coincidental without any prior arrangement.
However, antibiotic use was highly prevalent (47.8%) even among those without a coincidental diagnosis.
Defining clinical malaria in malaria endemic countries is difficult because individuals may carry parasites without symptoms, and coincidental febrile episodes may have etiologies other than malaria.
As expected, the use of lipid-lowering medication before diabetes diagnosis was modest among persons without prior or coincidental CHD while belonging to a high-risk group.
If a tow rig is moving at the speed of the current, an alarm goes off, for the coincidental speed suggests that the rig is without power.
The Obama administration has repeatedly said that any delays until after the election were coincidental and that such decisions were made without regard to politics.
Without defined outcomes, nursing is fragmented, coincidental, non-individualized and ineffective.
The representation of E-dependent DEG within each ontology category was measured and statistical significance of the overlap was done using a hypergeometric p-value without multiple testing corrections, to determine the likelihood of coincidental overlap with ontology groups.
A well-defined elevated lesion resembling a sporadic adenomatous polyp without dysplastic change of the surrounding mucosa was treated as coincidental adenoma and polypectomy was performed.
To find out whether the claimed connection was more than coincidental, a score of epidemiologic studies compared women with breast implants to women without implants.
It was Kershaw who called out his team for playing without a sense of urgency after being swept in Houston, which coincidental or not, did coincide with the Dodgers turning their season around.
