The phrase "dissatisfaction without" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a feeling of discontent or displeasure without a specific cause or reason. Example: Despite their success and wealth, there was a lingering dissatisfaction without any clear explanation among the members of the millionaire's club.
They could register their dissatisfaction with JPMorgan without going after Mr. Dimon, the people said.
Simon and Flora have sophisticated and funky friends, interesting children and the ability to articulate dissatisfaction and disaffectedness without sounding droll or whiny.
The historical debacle of reason's conflict with itself provides Kant with a dramatic exhibition of the vacillation of reason between two alternatives, neither of which it can accept (or dismiss) without dissatisfaction.
The cut-off score between patients with body dissatisfaction and patients without body dissatisfaction is 36 [ 65].
Added to this, Syriza gave me a way to voice dissatisfaction with the EU without aiming to dismantle it.
The possibility that anyone can express their dissatisfaction, frustration and disagreement without becoming immediately suspected or stigmatised is, in itself, a powerful protective measure against those who call for violence.
But the attention to the private reasons for Mr. Dobson's endorsement underscores the delicate problem the White House faces in trying to quell conservative dissatisfaction with Ms. Miers without arousing the ire of liberals or, for that matter, the handful of Senate Republicans like Mr. Specter who support abortion rights.
We have shown that this can be done in the neonatal intensive care unit without the dissatisfaction with the process of change that we have so often seen.
If education and training reaches all staff, with a system of mutual and continued support, even large changes in clinical practice can be achieved without the dissatisfaction with the educational process that is often otherwise seen.
