The phrase "a paralysis for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or condition that causes a state of inaction or inability to function effectively, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "The sudden economic downturn created a paralysis for many businesses, preventing them from making crucial decisions."
Alternatives: "a standstill for" or "a stagnation for".
And depending on who wins it, the rictus smile of Australian public life – behind which has hidden for years a paralysis of thought and action and has seen the coal and iron ore barons, the shock jocks and the Murdoch press seeming to set the political agenda as much as parliament – will continue or begin to break.
Saudi Arabia has denied reports that a court in the kingdom has ordered a punishment of paralysis for a man who caused the paralysis of a friend.
This created a logical paralysis for the U.S. EPA: To systematically assess risks of existing chemicals, the EPA needed hazard and exposure data that producers were under no obligation to provide, unless the EPA could first show that such an unreasonable risk might in fact exist or that high exposures were already occurring.
By using a cervical contusion rat model, Stamegna et al. induced a persistent hemidiaphragmatic paralysis for assessing the therapeutic efficiency of OEC transplantation at 2 weeks postcontusion.
It said the strike meant iPhone 5 production lines were "in a state of paralysis for the entire day".
I didn't believe Benni's paralysis for a minute.
Results: There were 144 patients who reported sudden speech change, 89 with sudden vision loss, 67 with double vision, 189 with sudden numbness, 223 with episodic dizziness, and 108 with paralysis, for a total of 820 reported symptoms among the 381 patients tested.
In a prospective, randomize, open-labeled study [48] of 102 ARDS patients randomized to shallow or deep paralysis for a median duration of 31.4 (range 1.6-650.6) and 28.9 (range 3.1-219.7) hourespectivelyely, the shallow paralysis group had a higher P F ratio, lower plateau pressure, and perhaps most importantly, received less total NMBA and had shorter recover time.
In a prospective, randomize, open-labeled study [ 48] of 102 ARDS patients randomized to shallow or deep paralysis for a median duration of 31.4 (range 1.6-650.6) and 28.9 (range 3.1-219.7) hourespectivelyely, the shallow paralysis group had a higher P F ratio, lower plateau pressure, and perhaps most importantly, received less total NMBA and had shorter recover time.
Inhaled anesthetics could be successfully used in the ICU especially in case of an inadequate sedation plan; for example, in patients with a history of drug abuse or young severe ARDS patients that required deep sedation and paralysis for a long period.
Inclusion criteria included (1) patients with ARDS as defined by the North American-European Consensus document [ 11], (2) a requirement for sedation and paralysis for medical management, and (3) the presence of a pulmonary artery catheter.
