The phrase "is left without" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to express the fact that something is lacking or absent. Example: The room was left without a soul in sight.
The Post's View: Britain is left without a Brexit plan.
Nor does it follow, as respondent seems to imply, that it is left without remedy.
When a man is left without a wife, the maid often takes over.
If a young lawyer dies, the family is left without a breadwinner or support.
He has repeated car trouble and is left without enough money to return to Italy.
Does it matter if the public sector is left without land of its own?
They are not listening, and Washington is left without a policy.
More important, China is left without the athlete who was expected to take on the world.
After losing Singler to graduation, however, Duke is left without a true small forward to match up with Barnes.
Without that comparison, the public is left without much context to help it understand the fund-raising reports.
"We are required to respond if a child is left without the care of his parents," Ms. Drugakova said.
