'no interested' is not grammatically correct.
You could use the phrase 'not interested' instead. Example: She said she was not interested in going out for dinner.
Allowing cameras into the marble palace would mean that no interested American would ever have to sleep outside the court again.
Before the cottages were converted to rentals, Ms. Palazzolo said, three units became available at the same time with no interested customers.
However, no interested party has yet come up with an offer to match Spurs' valuation of the playmaker, and if that situation does not change, Villas-Boas expects Modric to return to squad training.
Robert D. Marcus, a senior executive vice president of Time Warner Cable, wrote to the network saying that the proposal would guarantee that "no interested fan is unable to watch these games on our systems".
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Four-Eyed Dragon of GamePro commended the game as "a superb-looking, straightforward platformer that no interested GBA gamer should miss".
