The phrase "deny without" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is commonly used to mean to refuse or reject something without any justification or evidence. Example: The company denied the employee's request for a raise without even considering their years of hard work and dedication.
Palestinian groups have been known to lob missiles into Israel, a history that also allows Hezbollah to mount strikes that make a point — and that it can deny — without drawing a severe reaction from Israel.
In the hands of a skilled practitioner, a private memorandum, leaked immediately or strategically placed in a file for later use, is a device that can be used to criticize, deflect, settle scores, temporize, obfuscate, discredit, claim credit or deny without having to do it in public -- or asking permission from a superior.
That belief would reduce the subject's warrant for b (even if only slightly) were it to be added to her belief system, but it is not a proposition the subject can deny without being absolutely certain that b is true.
Everything about the application, from the name, to the copyrighted icon, to the very functionality of the application rang of something that Apple would generally deny without batting an eye.. and yet, there it was – for all of one day, at least.
Externalists can claim that an agent would have a reason to do what is pleasurable even in the absence of any such general desire, but this is something that an internalist may be able to deny without absurdity although here intuitions seem to differ radically.
The motion was denied without explanation.
Recovery of lost royalties was denied without discussion.
This application was denied without opinion or explanation.
More treatments are denied without a national or rational debate.
A petition for rehearing was denied without opinion, and the California Supreme Court denied review.
In such a case the application should be denied without a hearing.
