The phrase "employment without" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe a situation where someone is working or being employed without a certain condition or requirement. Example: "Many people in developing countries face challenges accessing education, which often leads to employment without proper qualifications or skills."
Countries must be able to generate sustainable growth and high employment without excessive imbalances.
The rabbis were also allowed to move on to new employment without ever being held accountable.
These "opportunity areas" have decimated communities and displaced employment without bringing real family homes.
It measured the change in per-capita G.D.P. but looked at total employment without adjusting for population change.
ONCE upon a time, idealists imagined that America could have low interest rates, affordable energy, full employment without inflation and broad access to home ownership.
But once upon a time America was able to achieve full employment without a housing bubble and with savings rates even higher than we have now.
If Economy I is great at generating output without generating employment, Economy II is great at generating employment without generating output.
The major challenge in the Norwegian economy in 1998, however, was to maintain an almost full employment without overheating the economy, and that task was fulfilled.
A simple revision to current tax policy could spur an immediate burst of nongovernment spending that would help restore full employment without adding to the deficit.
Mr. Bernanke's message Wednesday was that the Fed was doing all it could to spur growth and increase employment without causing inflation to rise.
Britain's reforms took time, but they endured and created the conditions for the economy's most striking feature: a capacity to sustain high employment without inflation.
