The phrase 'no such mention' is a valid and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has not been mentioned. For example: I searched the text, but there was no such mention of his name.
This year there was no such mention.
Mr. Bush actually made no such mention of New York City in his State of the Union speech.
In what is perhaps an indicator of changes in the city's exercise trends, Mr. Bloomberg cited the benefits to cyclists, joggers and in-line skaters seven years ago; skaters received no such mention from the city on Wednesday.
Meebo's post on the new features was a little strange – while they explicitly thanked "the folks at MySpace who encouraged and helped us to test and gave us their support", there was no such mention of any support from Facebook's side (instead, thanks went out to Eion Robb, who created a Facebook Chat Plugin for Pidgin).
But no such mention of the plan occurred.
From these 135 files, 40 revealed references to a history of suicidal behavior or ideation, while 95 revealed no such mention.
Our leaders no longer talk about "the poor" because they have been convinced by pollsters that any such mention is a political loser.
Was such mention important enough to lengthen the odds that the bill would pass?
Any such mention must be in accordance with the BBC's Editorial Guidelines.
As such, mention of receptor status on both the core biopsy and residual disease maybe helpful.
We also assessed whether the "Conclusions," which sometimes appear as a separate section in the paper or otherwise in the last paragraphs of the "Discussion" section mentioned statistical significance and, if so, whether any of such mentions were no more than an allusion to results.
