Optional? Perhaps. But, in this case, it is much better WITH the definite article.
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XerxesOptional? Perhaps.Thanks for replying.
XerxesBut, in this case, it is much better WITH the definite article.In which case? The sentence I provided or the ones you wrote below!
Xerxes.g.We have applied to the institution for approval.But We have applied for the approval of the institution.
AnonymousIn which case? The sentence I provided or the ones you wrote below!In your case (the original example).
AnonymousHowever, in the sentence I provided I used the word ‘intuition’, not institution - just making sure that you did not think it was an error!I DID think it was a typo. "Intuition" doesn't really make much
XerxesIn your case (the original example).I see.
XerxesI DID think it was a typo. "Intuition" doesn't really make much sense. How you get an approval from intuition?It’s a quote I read. I guess it is just metaphorical, meaning if you are not able to understand something then don’t do it, thus get the intuition’s approval.
Xerxes AnonymousDo you agree in this case?I wouldn't say it that way.I see. I thought it was a bit of an awkward way to say it too. Do you mind showing me how you would say it?
Xerxes Why don't you give it a try yourself first?Hmm. Let me try.
AnonymousHmm. Let me try. Nothing should be done with the lack of (our) intuition.how about that?Not bad, but this could use some improvement. For example: