The phrase "debris without" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It functions as a prepositional phrase, describing the location of the debris. Here is an example sentence using "debris without": "The hurricane left a trail of destruction, with debris without any discernible pattern or order."
I'm sure I've passed innumerable such heaps of roadside debris without ever actually seeing them.
This requires the orbit of the debris object to be determined and predicted accurately so that the laser beam can be locked on the debris without the loss of valuable laser operation time.
It's also required careful thinking about how to safely launch a hundred tiny bits of potential space debris without them posing a danger to bigger orbiting spacecraft.
How could a farmer remove stumps and rocks from his fields without dynamite, and how would he burn his ditches and debris without pyrotol?
Dealing with this collection of pathogen-filled debris without triggering new infections is a legal and logistical challenge for every U.S. hospital now preparing for a potential visit by the virus.
Nero's contributions to the relief extended to personally taking part in the search for and rescue of victims of the blaze, spending days searching the debris without even his bodyguards.
We investigated whether increasing woody debris abundance, without significant change to channel morphology, would increase native fish abundance and species richness in a sediment-disturbed river channel (Glenelg River, Victoria, Australia).
Bursts of pulses at 40 kHz inserted inside the low repetition rate pulse train reduced the drilling time and the amount of debris redeposited without affecting the feature quality.
It is a cysteine enzymatic protein that shows antibacterial activity, has anti-inflammatory properties, and acts as an agent for debris removal, without any harmful effect on tissues because of the specificity of the enzyme [10, 11].
This population also comprised some isolates from soil and plant debris acquired without use of mammal baits.
A FNA cytology of the subcutaneous mass on the thoracic wall showed several neutrophils in a debris but without visible microorganisms consistent with a non-septic neutrophilic inflammation.
