"without redaction" is correct and usable in written English.
It is an expression meaning that something is not being censored or withheld from view. It can be used in a variety of contexts. For example, "The documents had not been redacted, so we were able to see all of the sensitive information without any omissions."
If the Australian experience broadly translates to other countries, the majority of contracts should be publishable without redaction.
In recent days nearly 134,000 of the leaked diplomatic cables have been posted online by WikiLeaks without redaction.
Via Brian Krebs, who says he's been unable to verify any of these allegations posted to Cryptome (a sort of Wikileaks of security services stuff, but without redaction or quality control).
You have undermined your stated objective by disseminating this material widely, without redaction, and without regard to the security and sanctity of the lives your actions endanger.
We have also learned about the NSA providing Israel with surveillance information that was not properly scrubbed beforehand, meaning American conversations between civilians, which were caught up in the NSA's spying operation, were handed over to Israel without redaction.
Fortunately, it was cleared without redactions.
He repeated a demand that Barr provide the full report, without redactions, by Tuesday.
Hours later, however, the White House appeared to change course, saying the memo was likely to be released without redactions.
To be clear, this isn't about whether the full report without redactions will be made public.
A 2009 IRS filing for the Competitive Enterprise Institute — inadvertently made public without redactions — disclosed funding from two coal mining companies.
West Ham will move into their 54,000-capacity ground next season and in September 2015 the Information Commissioner ordered their tenancy contract to be published without redactions.
