The phrase "confrontation without" can be correct and usable in written English, depending on the context in which it is used.
It is typically used to describe a situation or action that involves confronting something or someone without the use of force or aggression. Example: In order to reach a peaceful resolution, they decided to have a confrontation without raising their voices or pointing fingers.
The video showed the nurse charged in the case sitting and watching the confrontation without intervening.
Above all, Brancusi loved carving itself, which required, he said, "a confrontation without mercy between the artist and his materials".
He can't hang around his wife's lover's apartment, waiting for a presumably explosive confrontation, without fixing the man's motorbike.
Israeli forces completed their task of pruning brush in the area of the confrontation without incident, according to an Israeli military spokeswoman.
They should never have begun a major confrontation without a way to win or even a good sense of what they wanted to win.
But many others, especially those living in the shadow of the arena, wonder if they ever can disentangle themselves from a confrontation without an obvious endpoint.
"There can be no opposition without confrontation, our ideologies are too different".
As the Times editorial put it, "Any police department that tolerates such conduct, and whose officers are unable or unwilling to defuse such confrontations without killing people, needs to be reformed".
Mr. Panitan defended the ministers' hasty retreat, saying they would not have been able to leave on their own "without confrontation".
Mrs. Clinton referred specifically to a recent article by Fox Butterfield in The Times that detailed how some cities have achieved reductions in crime comparable to New York's without the same levels of police aggression and confrontation, and without the same deterioration of relations between the police and local communities.
The confrontation ended without shots fired or injuries.
