"deterrence without" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used in discussions about crime and punishment, as it refers to the effects of not having a deterrent in place. Below is an example sentence: "Deterrence without harsh penalties often results in higher crime rates and a lack of accountability for offenders."
"Deterrence without Dominance: Discouraging Chinese Adventurism under Austerity," Washington Quarterly, spring 2015.
A highly regarded strategist said that in a nuclear world there is no deterrence without the ability to destroy cities.
[n14] There is, obviously, nothing wrong with a law enforcement technique that reduces crime by pure deterrence without punishing anybody; on the contrary, such an approach is highly commendable.
Mutual deterrence without treaties -- without, in particular, the ability to verify the other side's nuclear capability -- is merely a less reliable, considerably more anxious version of the deterrence policy that has kept the peace now for many years.
Or, a term of 15 to 20 years would provide adequate deterrence without deviating too much from the 15-year norm for white-collar criminals sentenced for large-scale frauds, Mr. Sorkin said.
At the opening of the UNHCR meeting yesterday, the High Commissioner for Refugees António Guterres said, "You can't stop a person who is fleeing for their life by deterrence, without escalating the dangers even more".
Over the last fifteen years, national security concerns have reinforced the deterrence strategy without any improvements in the results.
That means it is almost certain that you are pretty regularly a rumor initiator or enabler, listening without deterrence.
Strategize means of augmenting richness of content: Augmenting richness of online content through incorporation of video clips, photos and music may help stay connected with students on the online radar without deterrence.
Without its deterrence, countries could and would attack their neighbors, or minorities in their own countries, with impunity.
"Without its deterrence, countries could and would attack their neighbours, or minorities in their own countries, with impunity," he added.
