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The phrase "go without saying" is correct and is commonly used in written English.
It is usually used to imply that something is very obvious or understood without needing to be stated. Example: It goes without saying that members of the team should be punctual and respect the deadlines.
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go without saying
verb
To be obvious, apparent or clear, or already established.
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(Wire transfers go without saying).
That may go without saying.
Some go without saying goodbye.
That used to go without saying.
It should go without saying by now.
Everything else did go without saying.
Decreased risk of obesity and heart disease go without saying.
That animals can learn seems to go without saying.
Pretty soon such things will go without saying.
This should go without saying, but — no funny business.
It should go without saying that both had rough childhoods.
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