Your sentence is fine (passive voice) vs. mine (active voice).<br /><br />My objection to this kind of sentence is how can you use (a simple verb) no (equal to nothing), so you're using nothing but "using" implies using&nbsp;something and no implies nothing exists to use.<br /><br />For example, I put no gas in my car. This suggest I intended to put gas&nbsp;in the car but didn't actually put any in it (for whatever reason). <br /><br />People use this type of sentence all the time:&nbsp;I paid no money vs. I didn't pay any money. How can I&nbsp;pay (which is an action) nothing? What you're saying is that you didn't pay (an action or rather the choice of inaction) an object (in this case, money).