The phrase "without contest" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is accepted or acknowledged without dispute or challenge.
Example: "The athlete won the championship without contest, proving her dominance in the sport."
Alternatives: "without dispute" or "without challenge."
Hill's small-screen roundup is, without contest, the funniest programme on ITV1.
Moni, who was re-elected without contest, said that postponing the election was not an option.
Nevertheless, Mr. Loring writes, "He was, without contest, the greatest native-born jewelry designer our country has ever produced".
It's a phrase used when parents and social workers come to a supposedly "voluntary agreement" and means that, when a case comes to court, an adoption order will be granted without contest.
Of course the first lady embraced the offer and, with unprecedented speed and panache, she was endorsed by all Zanu-PF provinces as the next head of the Women's League to be elected, without contest, at the current congress.
A fifth man, Dean Callis, 32, of Islington, north London, accepted a five-year banning order without contest at a previous hearing for his role in a separate incident in Paris.
Of those, 34 resigned or retired without contesting their final evaluations.
Without contesting his skill at haiku, does anyone care at this stage?
(Her plea bargain allows her lawyers to appeal her conviction on constitutional grounds without contesting the specifics of her case).
The TV star said she left the shop without contesting the shop assistant's behaviour but contributed her experience to a debate about the continued existence of racism on a US television show.
Afterward, the focus remained on Federer's extended layoff between matches, which resulted when Mardy Fish withdrew for health reasons and Federer skipped into the quarterfinals without contesting anyone in the fourth round.
