The phrase "aspiration without" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It means having aspirations or goals without any specific thing or requirement. Example: "She pursued her dreams with aspiration without any limitations or doubts."
And they talk about "aspiration" without recognising that George Osborne's austerity will crush aspiration for a whole generation.
Kendall's colleague Sadiq Khan put that fact eloquently when describing his own family background, noting pointedly that he "got aspiration" without having to be told what it meant.
Of course, fashion journalists – including those of us at the Guardian – are going to discuss the fact that McVey chose not a Vivienne Westwood dress, as the Mail reported, but a dress from Whistles, bought – according to McVey's press office – eight years ago, sending a message of taste and aspiration without alienating heartland voters by going for next-season Prada.
Coelomic fluid was extracted from each sea-star through its aboral pore by syringe aspiration without sacrificing the animals.
And God would be a "wicked tyrant" if he implanted in human beings this aspiration without allowing the possibility of its eventual fulfillment (ibid).
To describe 13 neurologically normal infants with chronic respiratory symptoms who had swallowing dysfunction with silent chronic aspiration without gastroesophageal reflux (GER) as the cause of their respiratory symptoms.
Now we had a spectacle of nihilism without aspiration, rage without righteousness, and the official response was almost as dispiriting as the riots themselves.
We can provide for our citizens and meet their aspirations without ruining our planet.
A man disappointed in his own hopes, he supported his son's aspirations without fully understanding them.
Mr. Saitoti, 58, a former university mathematics professor who speaks with the formality of an academic, vowed to continue his presidential aspirations, without bearing any grudges against his former boss.
And externally China's five principles of peaceful co-existence or Panchsheel1 have come as a blessing in disguise for Ethiopia to fulfill its political and economic aspirations without hindrance as compared to that of its Western partners who have been for long raking up issues that are considered detrimental to its political and economic interests.
