The part of the sentence "have no orientation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you are referring to a person who does not have any particular direction or purpose. For example: "The young adult had no orientation; he was aimlessly bouncing from one job to the next without any sense of direction."
The last show she had, it was about the art but also, 'Have you been to Kusama's room?' I was seeing people in my Instagram feed who had no orientation towards art, but were all going".
Following detection filtering in the sensitive experiment, 771 (47.5%) probesets were in the sense orientation, 816 (50.28%) were in the antisense orientation and only 36 (2.22%) had no orientation assigned.
When the specific content was assessed without any filtering applied, 11,320 (49.02%) probesets were in the sense orientation, 9,754 (42.25%) probesets were in the antisense orientation and 2,015 (8.73%) had no orientation assigned.
Similarly, Uttl and Graf [4] examined the effect of study to test changes in object orientation on identification and priming for objects that are seen in predominantly a cardinal orientation (e.g., a helicopter) vs. objects that are seen in a variety of orientations and have no cardinal orientation (e.g., scissors).
In the electron diffraction pattern, several rings are observed which indicate that the crystallites have no preferred orientation.
A graph G= V,E) is defined by a set of nodes V and a set of connecting edges E. The edges of an undirected graph have no fixed orientation and if labels are assigned to nodes or edges the graph is denoted as labeled.
Bierbaum et al., in their angle-dependent NEXAFS measurement on self-assembled amino silane monolayers, observed that the films have no defined orientation of the molecules.
The XRD investigations reveal that these crystals have no preferred orientation with respect to the surface, which suggests that the crystallites form within the bulk solution rather than at the solid liquid interface.
