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The phrase 'gives no reason' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when someone has done something or taken a certain course of action without providing a reason for why they did it. For example: "He left without saying goodbye - he gives no reason for his departure."
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The style book gives no reason for this spelling choice.
The magazine gives no reason for the growth in older workers.
We support it in principle, provided that... gives no reason why anyone else should.
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"The court gives no reason for that speculation," he wrote, adding that it "may well prove inaccurate in many circumstances".
A note in Sogaz's 2013 accounts, published in April 2014, mentions Rossiya losing control through a share transaction, but gives no reason for it.
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They gave no reason.
He gave no reason for his reticence.
It gave no reason for its action.
He gave no reason for the delay.
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