The phrase "without ground" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means without a valid reason or justification. Example: "You cannot accuse someone without ground, you need to have evidence to support your claim."
(PI 124) Religion, it seems, is without ground or explanation.
Enforcement by air power without ground forces would not be so easy in most other countries.
The Obama Doctrine involves getting into a conflict zone and getting out fast without ground wars or extended military occupations.
I have to say I was astonished that we accomplished as much as we did in Kosovo without ground forces.
Meanwhile in neighbouring neutral Laos, Washington's strategists opted for a secret war against North Vietnam, without ground troops.
Without ground troops, NATO would be hard put to stop this.Send in the soldiersWhat can the West do to increase the chances of success, however defined?
"Trenchless technology" allows trenchers to bore underground ditches for pipes and cables with computer-aided direction, without ground-level digging.
The drones will be used as atmospheric satellites, part of Google's plan to provide internet access to areas without ground-based access and the four billion people currently without access, its senior vice president of product, Sundar Pichai, revealed during Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.
This wasn't without grounds, because we were (if only for the day).
I'm not using that language without grounding it very carefully in the physical.
Disallowed claims include those filed without supporting documentation and assertions of secured claims without grounds, Lehman said in the filing.
