Sentence No recast is correct and usable in written English
It is usually used to express finality or state a fact. For example, "No recast, the decision is final."
Missed yesterday's installment of Random Recast: No-Carve Pumpkin Ideas?
The West is no longer trying to recast Russia in its own image.
Book 1's D minor Prelude No 6 was recast as if its motifs had been designed for Broadway-song harmonies, and the E major Allemande sparked a hypnotically Keith Jarrett-like contrapuntal whirl.
This project had no time to recast.
Fans were initially outraged, and producers are now saying they have no plans to recast Stan's role.
Eventually these loans "recast," meaning they are no longer allowed to balloon, which can cause monthly payments to soar.
Or, to quote one of his old graffiti poems from the 70s squats: "There are no rules - just recast possibilities".
Directors and staff have come and gone, votes of no confidence cast and recast, and the premises have undergone several revamps.
But the words were no less important, and recast the Cold War in a way that reflected each of the two speeches he had given earlier in the month.
