This part of a sentence is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that something is being done without having to do it again. For example: "She was able to remember all the names without having to repeat them."
It is also shown the SS particles can be successfully recycled for a second growth sequence without having to repeat the particle pre-treatment.
The play seems to connect with an actor's sense of their beginnings: they want the raw stage experience that got them into acting in the first place, without having to repeat it seven times a week for three months.
First, has China set up a new model of development without having to repeat colonialism carried out by the old imperialists?
For example, if you first ask the assistant about concerts over Labor Day weekend, as was demoed on stage at a Samsung press conference today, you can then follow-up by asking about another date without having to repeat the entire question.
But we can learn how to express anger without having to repeat what we learned from our family.
For a theatrically trained actor with a love of repertory, the role of Murdock offered Schultz what he considered an ideal opportunity: the chance to gain the high visibility of a TV series without having to repeat the same characterization every week.
Social ads just scale that word of mouth and give you their recommendations without them having to repeat themselves.
He killed himself while talking on the phone with my stepmother, telling her "I love you but I'm not going to live without you," and he had to repeat it, because she was at work and couldn't hear well.
The subject had to repeat the target word immediately without guessing any additional words.
So you would have to repeat the process sequentially 4,000 times – without mishap – to create your mammoth embryo.
And to practice you have to repeat.
