The phrase "without any fault" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English. It means that something is completely free from error or mistake. Example: The team completed the project without any fault, earning praise from their boss.
"There have been numerous cases of workers losing their accounts without any fault of their own.
In this regards, the method of VARTM (Vacuum Assisted Resin Transfer Molding) was used in order to achieve a laminate without any fault.
It speculates that no gallery today could afford this collection, and notes the altruistic Wedgwood family never "without any fault of their own, the collection might be broken up".
The proposed method has the ability to locate multiple faults without any fault masking with fault coverage that includes all possible stuck-at, open and pair-wise bridging faults.
The Rig Veda, a collection of Hindu religious hymns more than 3,000 years old, contains a section known as the Gambler's Hymn which laments: "Without any fault of hers I have driven my devoted wife away because of a die exceeding by one [an unsuccessful bet].
Sandi performed without any fault at The Sugarmill and is certainly an act to be marked for live shows with her intimate style.
Despite that control loop normally works without any faults, an air quality is often measured in non-representative way.
In fact, other fault models (Himematsu and Furuya 2016) can explain the ground deformation observed by ALOS-2/PALSAR-2 without any faults in Aso caldera, where Fault B is proposed to occur.
Every physician, and graduating medical student, should be able to provide care in an emergency situation without any faults or lack of confidence and should be independent of the site of the emergency.
The instrument landing system at Namsos Airport was tested by the Norwegian Aviation Authority on 28 October and 4 November, without any faults being found.
McWane paid fines to settle many of those citations, but without acknowledging any fault.
