The phrase "a miscarriage of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in contexts discussing failures or injustices, often in legal or ethical discussions.
Example: "The decision was seen as a miscarriage of the justice system, leading to widespread protests."
Alternatives: "an injustice of the" or "a failure of the".
What happened in Florida was a miscarriage of justice, but not a miscarriage of the law.
This resulted in a lack of coordination between these armies, which caused a miscarriage of the plan, a forced halt in the German advance, and the subsequent withdrawal north of the Marne.
In the face of this comment record, bolstered by letters from senior members of Congress from committees responsible for banking and pension fund oversight, it will be a miscarriage of the regulatory process if the DOL grants Credit Suisse a pass from this penalty without a hearing.
There is also a chance, up to 5percentthathat selective reduction will be followed by a miscarriage of all the fetuses, according to the American Society for Reproductive Medicine.
His imprisonment during the general strike was a miscarriage of justice; the nine-month sentence was soon reduced to a few weeks because of public outrage.
To admit a miscarriage of justice, the argument runs, has become too difficult, because it would expose the mistakes of too many people, from the primary investigators to the Rome forensic lab to the prosecutors and judges.
"To disregard any content, no matter how psychotic it is, seems to me to be a miscarriage of what the discipline was founded on".
Did racial stereotyping of black and Hispanic teenagers contribute to a miscarriage of justice (the actual perpetrator, who conducted a yearlong rampage of rape, happened to be Puerto Rican)?
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The Comment article, published on the web on 31 January, unequivocally treats the reinstatement of the guilty verdicts for the pair as a miscarriage of justice, claiming the decision was taken "without a shred of evidence to substantiate the verdict".
"Ben Butler's exoneration and the judge's statement about him being a victim of a miscarriage of justice had the effect of handing all the power to the parents," the review said.
