For questions about clauses or sentences that omit articles.
Use this tag for questions that ask about clauses or sentences that have omitted, or left out, articles.
From Walden University,
Writers sometimes struggle with the choice to include an article or to leave it out altogether. Keep in mind that if the noun is singular, countable, and nonspecific or generic (e.g., book, author), the articles "a" and "an" may be used. However, if the noun is countable and plural (e.g.., "research studies") or uncountable (e.g., "information") and it is being used in a nonspecific or generic way, no article is used.
For a more comprehensive list of sentences without articles, see this article from English Club.
