Is "して" dropped in this phrase "ご利用{りよう}ください"?


I happened across this in a document:

> これより前の記事は、サイト内検索をご利用ください。

Why can you say "ご利用ください"? 体言止めい? But, I used to hear ご利用ください used frequently
in the subways...

"お仕事ください" // _(As noted in the accepted answer, this is grammatically correct.
But, it does not mean "please work". Rather, it means "please give me work".)_  
"お仕事してください" // ok

"お勉強ください" // ?  
"勉強してください" // ok

I suspect that there are a few other サ変名詞 that can also have their "して"
dropped when the intended meaning is "~~~してください". Is that correct? What are
other examples?




「して」 is **_not_** dropped; It was not there in the first place.

「ご利用」 is an honorific noun and all you need to add is 「ください」 to form a polite
request with it. You just **_cannot_** add 「して」; It is not even an option.

Other common examples include:

「ご[覧]{らん}ください。」(Please have a look.),「お[越]{こ}しください。」(Please
come.),「お[求]{もと}めください。」(Please purchase.),「お[試]{ため}しください。」(Please try it
out.), etc.

Again, you cannot insert 「して」 into any of those phrases. **_It makes no sense
to_**.

If you absolutely must use 「して」 for some reason, you will need to drop the
honorific 「お/ご」 and say 「利用 **して** ください。」, but you would need to know that it
will not sound as polite or "refined" as 「 **ご** 利用ください」.

You mentioned 体言止め but it has nothing to do with it. 「ください」 is not a 体言, so
you cannot call it 体言止め.

Lastly, I need to point out another mistake you have made. I am really sorry
but someone had to. 「お仕事ください。」 makes perfect sense. It means "Please give me
(some) work.", but not "Please work."




「して」 is **_not_** dropped; It was not there in the first place.

「ご利用」 is an honorific noun and all you need to add is 「ください」 to form a polite
request with it. You just **_cannot_** add 「して」; It is not even an option.

Other common examples include:

「ご[覧]{らん}ください。」(Please have a look.),「お[越]{こ}しください。」(Please
come.),「お[求]{もと}めください。」(Please purchase.),「お[試]{ため}しください。」(Please try it
out.), etc.

Again, you cannot insert 「して」 into any of those phrases. **_It makes no sense
to_**.

If you absolutely must use 「して」 for some reason, you will need to drop the
honorific 「お/ご」 and say 「利用 **して** ください。」, but you would need to know that it
will not sound as polite or "refined" as 「 **ご** 利用ください」.

You mentioned 体言止め but it has nothing to do with it. 「ください」 is not a 体言, so
you cannot call it 体言止め.

Lastly, I need to point out another mistake you have made. I am really sorry
but someone had to. 「お仕事ください。」 makes perfect sense. It means "Please give me
(some) work.", but not "Please work."

