"dislocation without" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It is most commonly used in medical or scientific contexts to describe a condition in which a body part has moved out of its normal position without any external force or injury. Example: The patient was diagnosed with a dislocation without any apparent cause, suggesting a possible underlying joint condition.
"As the first country to experience the full force of the global economic crisis," the IMF said, "Iceland is now held up as an example by some of how to overcome deep economic dislocation without undoing the social fabric".
The isolated ulno-humeral dislocation without radio-capitellar involvement makes this injury pattern very unique.
There was one early dislocation without recurrence after a mean follow-up of 8 years.
There was one early dislocation without recurrence and all implants survived.
Hence, the obscure regions are probably considered as the dislocation core of the (100) [001] dislocation without dissociation.
There are no studies in which HEF was used alone to treat complex elbow dislocation without other surgical procedures.
No need for a central bank, or for newfangled mortgage securities, or for the proliferation of hedge funds to foment a panic — there have been plenty of dislocations without any of the modern-day improvements.
We show that {10¯12} twinning in magnesium acts as an effective sink of basal dislocations without loss of mobility.
It is shown, based on tensile experiments, that this behaviour can be explained by limited reversible glide of dislocations without essential changes in the dislocation structure.
"I have no doubt the situation over the past year would have been much worse -- with greater devaluations, more defaults, more contagion, and greater trade dislocations -- without the program agreed with the I.M.F. and the finance it has provided," Lawrence H. Summers, the Deputy Treasury Secretary, told Congress last week.
In a retrospective study, 31 patients were identified over a period of 25 years as having sustained traumatic knee dislocations without associated fractures.
