"without cessation" is a correct English phrase.
It is used to indicate something that happens continuously, or without stopping. For example, you could say "The machine operates without cessation, even during the night".
They also wear, without cessation, wide-eyed and open-mouthed expressions straight out of Munch's "Scream".
Our anger (and today mine is white hot and my tears fall without cessation) is best directed at those who have actively and spitefully campaigned to stop kids like Tyrone from being safe in their school.
Together, through masterly advertising, fund-raising and passion for their common cause ("The iron is hot and this is the time to pound without cessation," Farber wrote to Mary Lasker), they maneuvered the United States into what would become known as the war on cancer.
This is evidenced by the continual flow of corporate scandals we have seen, without cessation, since the introduction of Sarbanes-Oxley in 2002.
The English cavalry officer, Lieutenant Colonel RMP Preston DSO, summed up the animals' performance in his book, The Desert Mounted Corps:... (November 16th , 1917 The operations had now continued for 17 days practically without cessation, and a rest was absolutely necessary especially for the horses.
In particular, a reduction in the metabolically active fat-free mass vs. metabolically inactive fat mass would represent a significant strategy to lower energy requirements without cessation of activities.
That it goes on, without pause or cessation, without pity or remorse.
Goldman Sachs — the lead manager of the arena financing and the group that has done the deals for the Yankees' ballpark and the Giants' half of their new stadium with the Jets — cannot wrap up deals without the cessation of legal hostilities.
Uveitis was resolved on topical therapy without the cessation of Trametinib.
As A. oryzae cells are multinucleate, the cells might be able to degrade and recycle nuclear composition as nutrients without causing cessation of their cellular activities.
The 6-MWT was completed by all the subjects without premature cessation and/or breaks.
