The phrase "without having to search" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase to indicate that something can be done without the need for searching or looking for it. Example: "I was able to find the book I needed quickly, without having to search through the entire library."
Katniss grows in force of character and in skill without having to search beyond herself.
Many of these disease-causing variants should be discoverable without having to search in specific population groups.
When readers are on an article page, Your Three will surface videos similar in content without having to search.
A variational method is developed based on Fermat's principle which yields eigenrays directly without having to search for a ray which reaches the receiver.
I know exactly which one he means without having to search for it among the framed photos of family and extended family.
Mr. Parisi said the price was high because many users simply type in Whitehouse.com, without having to search for it on Google or Yahoo.
It learns your routine, and information you might need proactively finds its way to you: Whether that's the weather, sports scores, road closures, or your schedule — the user gets the information they need (or that Google Now thinks they need), without ever having to "search".
It was founded by Tim Tuttle and Moninder Jheeta in 2011, and since then the team has been tackling a hefty problem — they want to be able to listen to and analyze your conversations as they happen, and surface relevant information right at the moment you need it without you having to search for it.
You can also "like" the video to show that you enjoyed it, add it to "Watch Later" which will play it after the video you are currently watching without you having to search for it again or add it to a play list of videos, e.g. adding all your favorite songs to a Music play list so you can listen to them all easily.
Online used-car retailer Vroom aims to make the online car-buying experience as realistic as visiting a dealership to test drive a car but without the hassle of having to search massive lots.
Is there an easy way to find and trash duplicate pictures in the Adobe Photoshop Elements program without having to manually search through my entire hard drive?
