The phrase "ditch without" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used as a verb phrase to indicate getting rid of something without having it present or without using it. Example: The city council decided to ditch without hesitation the proposed budget cuts for public schools.
The surface treatments, replicated within a randomized complete block design, were: plugging field ditches without altering the land surface (PLUG), plugging the field ditches and roughening the surface (ROUGH), and plugging the field ditches and removing the field crown (CR).
Helicopter operator CHC has grounded the AS332 L2 aircraft, which ditched without warning while carrying 18 workers, and suspended all UK commercial flights of three other Super Puma models following a recommendation from an aviation safety association.
The government is going to allow farmers to dredge ditches without securing permission from the Environment Agency, but experts have warned of the risk of faster-flowing rivers rising more quickly and increasing the risk of flood to towns and villages downstream.
Sometimes it is considered sufficient to look after the side ditches without giving the same attention to the artificial outlets.
The presumption being, of course, that job security and longevity are one and the same, and that you can't ditch one without the other.
In a conference call on Friday, Manager Jim Leyland acknowledged that sending Inge to Toledo was a last-ditch maneuver, without any guarantee that it would help him turn things around.
The service could help would-be cord cutters figure out if they can actually save money by ditching cable, without losing access to their favorite programs.
On the south of the pool the ridge is visible without ditch or counterscarp, and it is shown onwards for a mile and a half by Hollen Hall to Hoober Hill, where it turns nearly eastward by Abdy and through Wath Wood, to the north of Swinton.
No ditch is complete without some expert graffiti.
