"dwelling without" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means living or existing without something, often used to describe a state of lacking or deprivation. Example: She found comfort in dwelling without material possessions, focusing instead on experiences and relationships. In this sentence, "dwelling without" is used to convey the concept of living a simpler, more meaningful life without being burdened by material possessions.
In Victoria they are banned from being put up within 2km of a dwelling without written consent.
How can someone charge £360 a month in a dwelling without running water, central heating or adequate sanitation facilities?
The house is an empty dwelling without your presence," her daughter Lisha said, according to a report by the AFP.
However, the lease also provides that the shareholder and members of the shareholder's family may use the apartment as a private dwelling without the co-op's consent.
They developed the "chickee," a dwelling without walls, made of a log framework with a thatched roof over a raised platform, that assured maximum ventilation.
The balcony serves to enlarge the living space and range of activities possible in a dwelling without a garden or lawn.
An estimated three million people now live in Kabul, most of them in mud-and-timber dwellings without electricity or running water, often built right into the cliffs.
They can also be precut to fit rooms precisely, avoiding the possibility of jagged edges, a big advantage in dwellings without baseboard moldings.
For the first time in a generation, homeowners can look at their dwellings without hearing the distracting jingle of the real estate jackpot.
Because lepers tended to hide from public view, for example, a leprosy law gave officials the power to enter suspected dwellings without warning and remove the people for treatment.
For example, Australia lags behind most of our peers in percentage of dwellings without basic facilities but we are equal second on the measure of average rooms per house.
