"with no collapse" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which something has not gone wrong or has not suffered a significant setback. For example, "We managed to complete the project with no collapse in the timeline."
In all cases, the osteonecrosis extended to not more than 30% of the joint surface and the cartilage was intact with no collapse.
In all the cases, the osteonecrosis extended to not more than 30% of the joint surface and the cartilage was intact with no collapse.
As a corollary, with no collapse in early voting, there is no indication so far that overall turnout, both early and Election Day, will be substantially lower than 2008.
Leaving aside models that violate λ-independence, we now turn to consider the prospects of controllable probabilistic dependence and λ-distribution, starting with no-collapse interpretations.
Large-scale and free-standing TiO2 nanowire arrays were liberated by selectively removing the aluminum substrate and AAO template via a wet etching process with no collapsing or agglomeration after the drying process.
Repeat post-thoracentesis ED bedside subcostal sonography revealed normal right ventricular filling with no diastolic collapse of the right ventricle (Fig. 6 and see Video Clips S4 and S5 available as supporting information in the online version of this paper).
From a large number of analyses, it is shown that the bases of the steel portal frames at the foundations must be designed and constructed with some level of fixity to ensure that the structure will deform in an acceptable way during fire, with no outwards collapse of the walls.
However, with imminent collapse no longer a concern, the lack of urgency reduces the promise that reunions can build trust and even "jumpstart" dialogue.
Notably, after direct carbonization at 800 °C for 5 h in argon flow, the NPC well inherited the morphology of the ZIF-8 precursor with no evident structure collapse (Fig. 1c).
As shown in Figure 4, the surface pressure of the lipid monolayer showed a gradual rise on compression, reaching 33 mN/m with no sign of collapse.
Electron microscopy demonstrated the maintenance of an intact alveolar network, with no evidence of collapse or tearing.
