The phrase "without completion of" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something did not happen, or cannot happen, until a certain task or action is finished. Example: The project cannot move forward without completion of the feasibility study.
Greece will be highly challenged to meet these redemptions without completion of the programme's second review and without the disbursement of €6.1bn of ESM funding by the summer".
The two governments signed an agreement last week that the children could leave Haiti without completion of all the normal exit papers or passports and visas.
The report said poor management at the Transportation Security Administration, which oversees the hiring, and poor oversight of contractors had allowed thousands of screeners to be hired without completion of background checks on them.
Patients who dropped out without completion of 15-day patch treatment were also deleted from analysis.
In the absence of Cds1, lethal nuclear division occurs without completion of meiotic DNA replication (Murakami & Nurse 1999).
Subjects can participate in the MNYR with or without completion of the full epidemiology questionnaire and/or blood samples.
Yet even without the completion of this remarkable tale of human endurance, there would scarcely have been a dry eye in the house at Cape Canaveral tomorrow night.
As a consequence, the separation from the dam occurs without the completion of the period of learning and physiological adaptation to the new diet and group composition.
We thank Dr GC Mishra, Director, NCCS, for allowing us to use Confocal and FACS facilities without which completion of this work was highly impossible.
The length of the survey was a compromise between asking enough questions to determine patterns of medication use and evaluation without discouraging completion of the survey by unnecessary length.
Once again, it is currently unclear whether one of the genes is the semigamy gene without a completion of genetic and physical map-based cloning of the Se gene.
