The phrase "without any precedent" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe something that has never happened before or has no previous examples or comparisons. Example: The sudden surge of online shopping during the pandemic was without any precedent, causing retailers to struggle to keep up with demand.
It is a bridge of major interest due to the structural type used, without any precedent in road bridges.
Marine biologist Benito Bermudez, CONANP's regional manager, told the AFP news agency the discovery was "exceptionally rare, without any precedent" to his knowledge.
The Yankees gave him the most money ever guaranteed to a pitcher -- $161 million for seven years -- without any precedent to study.
"The result was a quantum state without any precedent in physics". When they got the effect, Störmer and Tsui knew that they had discovered something extremely important, but it was left to Laughlin to explain it.
Without any precedent, these "visions" are the last and most original expressions of Leonardo's art an art in which his perception based on saper vedere seems to have come to fruition.
Without any precedent on which to draw, Zahner, a company whose name is in the Rolodex of every European architect with American aspirations, figured out a way to make 3,000 individual panels pixelated with dents of varying depth to produce the desired image.
In addition, parsing the distinction between activity and inactivity provides a way for the justices to strike down the individual mandate without having to overturn any precedent.
But it's undeniable that it was without any recent precedent in American history.
As alleged, S.A.C. trafficked in inside information on a scale without any known precedent in the history of hedge funds".
That strategy will be a political experiment without any real precedent in Chinese Communism, but there is no guarantee that the end result will be closer to democratic freedom.
Madison believed that in the American states, this direct link between state executives and judges was a source of corruption through patronage, and thought the link had to be severed between the two, thus creating the "third branch" of the judiciary which had been without any direct precedent before this point.
