"without a fault" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it as an expression of praise for someone or something that has performed exceptionally well. For example, "This project was completed without a fault."
I picked up where I left off without a fault.
Even the investigation of the TF coil fast discharge without a fault showed that additions of the ITER documentation are recommended.
Hidden Creek's Glory, ridden by Margie Goldstein-Engle of Wellington, Fla., cleared 29 of 30 fences without a fault yesterday to win the $100,000 United States Equestrian Team show-jumping championship at the team's Festival of Champions in Gladstone, N.J.
Oh Star, ridden by Todd Minikus of Loxahatchee, Fla., jumped all 13 fences on the course without a fault in 53.48 seconds last night to win the $30,000 Welcome Stake for open jumpers at the opening session of the 117th National Horse Show at Madison Square Garden.
Remember, however, that this is a leaked (and presumably beta) version of the OS, so it doesn't come without a fault or two – a few bugs are purportedly still lingering, including one that makes the camera a bit finicky about saving photos properly.
In the free skating, the report described her as having "excelled in rhythm and time-keeping, and her dance steps, pirouettes, &c., were skated without a fault".
While the Network Inversion Filter (NIF) (Segall and Matthews, 1997) requires a specific fault model and elastic Green's functions, the Network Strain Filter NSFF) (Ohtani et al., 2010) uses the spatial coherence of the deformation in the data without requiring a fault model or Green's functions.
An egotistical person cannot see within to admit to a fault without becoming injured inside.
All three are ambitious to a fault, without being wholly connected to the rhythms of the regular world.
Dave Jones, however, will be aware that his side have had one or two other good results this season without developing any consistency, a fault responsible for their perpetual home in the bottom three.
To implement timers, we propose a local neighborhood synchronizer that synchronizes limited number of processes during a short time after a fault without involving the entire network into the synchronization.
