The phrase "a miscarriage for" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a miscarriage that someone has experienced, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "She suffered a miscarriage for her first pregnancy, which was a devastating experience."
Alternatives: "a miscarriage of" or "a miscarriage in".
"No one knows this; I had a miscarriage for those two weeks that I took off.
She was accused of unlawfully administering to herself noxious substances, namely the drugs mifepristone and misoprostol, with intent to procure a miscarriage for herself.
She recounts a miscarriage, for example, and also her devastation over the death of her father not long after her husband received a diagnosis of prostate cancer in 2002.
By book's end you will have counted one rape, one attempted rape, one impromptu marriage proposal, one death by cancer, one attempted suicide, three successful suicides, two car crashes in a 10-page span, four unwanted or unexpected pregnancies for three different women and a miscarriage for a fourth — all of which speak to Ohlin's narrative technique: when in doubt, impregnate or kill.
In 2014, the government introduced new legislation providing, for the first time, a statutory definition of what constitutes a miscarriage of justice for the purposes of determining eligibility for compensation.
This is a miscarriage of justice for 34 young men".
"It was a miscarriage of justice for the judge to drop the conspiracy charge," he said.
It would not only be a miscarriage of justice for the individuals but not serve the purposes of the state, he said.
In a sharply worded dissenting opinion, he called the majority's ruling "a miscarriage of justice for Mr. Le and all those who have risked everything to enjoy the protections of the United States Constitution".
Disgraced former coach, James Hird expressed his shock in a brief written statement, saying "this is a miscarriage of justice for 34 young men".
But the Ministry of Justice rejected his application for compensation for a miscarriage of justice in August 2014 on the grounds that the phone evidence had been partly, if not wholly, attributable to Hallam.
