The phrase "a contraception" is not correct in English.
The correct term is "contraceptive." You can use "contraceptive" when referring to methods or devices used to prevent pregnancy.
Example: "Many couples choose to use a contraceptive to plan their family."
Alternatives: "a birth control method" or "a contraceptive method."
But a contraception program -- sharpshooters firing dart guns loaded with chemical contraceptive -- was tried on Fire Island with little success, and it is generally agreed that the wide-open spaces of mainland Suffolk would be even less amenable to such a program.
While Natural Cycles gained EU certification for its app as a contraceptive in February 2017, and most recently FDA clearance for marketing the app as a contraception in the US (with the regulator granting its De Novo classification request this month), those regulatory clearances come with plenty of caveats about the complexity of the product.
"Many people consider abortion as a contraception method, especially the young girls.
A contraception program that has sliced the city's abortion rate to two-thirds the national level.
If a reception is handled by a receptionist, is not a contraception to be done by a contraceptionist ?
"We suggested relocating the deer and doing a contraception program," said Stephanie Boyles, a wildlife biologist for PETA, People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals.
After all, relative to the cost of delivering a baby, let alone raising a child, contraception is inexpensive.
The Population Council, an international nonprofit research organization based in New York, considers it an emergency contraception drug, not an abortion drug.
In its literature, the French government describes Norvelo as a "late contraception" pill, though Catholic groups take offense at that.
A deer contraception program at the Frelinghuysen Arboretum, in Morris County, ended this year after being declared a failure.
Women should use a safe contraception.
