The phrase "without contestation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when expressing agreement with something, usually without any further discussion. For example: "The employee was guilty of breaking company policy without contestation."
Many have discussed whether accountability can occur without contestation, leading to a rich body of thought on the varieties of party systems and hegemonic or one-party systems and the building of accountability in autocratic systems via veto players.
This presentation will present a project (in its early stages) that attempts to analyze the nature of that participatory process and assess its impact on governance and accountability in Rwanda, and assess the implications of participation without contestation for democratic theory.
Concerning radium, as with "socialized medicine" more widely, the doctors had their way though not without contestation.
Please join us for workshops, contestation (with or without contests), and installations, ideally for the whole weekend (ok, but we're also realists).
In this way, there is participation and accountability, without true contestation.
However, the turn to boys, men and masculinities has not gone without resistance, contestation and contradictions.
The turn to men and boys has not gone without resistance, contestation and contradictions, however.
Without participation and contestation, regimes rule without accountability and with few links to the citizenry.
This is the first election since independence where you have keen contestation and equally matched contestants.
Her father liked, she writes, "the contestation of ideas".
Contestation, in fact, is what these spaces symbolize.
