The phrase "conscientiously without" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to express that something is done with great care and attention, despite lacking certain resources or conditions. Example: The teacher, conscientiously without a textbook, prepared a thorough lesson plan using only online resources.
It was then that he was again approached by Moscow to hand over secrets, which he did conscientiously, but without much apparent enthusiasm.
The French novelist, war hero, and diplomat made up stories the way other people make up beds: daily and conscientiously and without much premeditation.
He would work conscientiously for hours without a peep, emptying the latrine with a worm-infested bucket on a long stick — a punishment known as "honey-slinging" in soldiers' slang — only to appear, freshly showered, at rifle drill shortly thereafter and refuse to wield the weapon once again.
Samba-Panza vowed to "safeguard the peace, strengthen national unity, ensure the wellbeing of the Central African people, and conscientiously fulfil my work without any ethnic, regional or religious considerations".
The majority in this category would almost certainly say their employers are conscientiously looking out for them without agonizing over the ROI.
Wilkinson says that Lang dealt conscientiously with problems as they arose, but without any overall strategy.
Colleagues in Guinea have said Spencer conscientiously followed safety procedures in place at the Doctors Without Borders clinic in Gueckedou.
He accepted, and it says much for Roberts's selflessness that he served loyally and conscientiously, with a promotion to minister of state, but without becoming secretary of state and a member of the cabinet.
"We should conscientiously fulfil the duties and tasks that life presents to us without asking much about the why or the wherefore", he wrote.
Though Como conscientiously aspired to the cozy Bing Crosby crooning mode, he was der Bing without the beat and the bounce.
