I am struggling a bit with when I need to use a/an/the before adjective followed by a noun. I understand the rules for articles in general but I discovered that this particular case is always confusing me. For example, I wrote a sentence:
The key to successful business development in this industry is understanding the market from regional perspective as Canada is a large country with different local dynamics.
Do I need articles before "successful", "regional", and "different"? It doesn't sound right to me. Another example is:
The proof of their success is evident in acquisition interest by larger players and ongoing creation of smaller companies by their former employees.
Do I need articles before "acquisition", "larger", and "smaller"?
Thank you very much for the help!
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