The phrase "a possible miscarriage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing potential medical issues or complications during pregnancy.
Example: "The doctor mentioned that there is a possible miscarriage, and further tests are needed to confirm the situation."
Alternatives: "a potential miscarriage" or "a likely miscarriage".
Using confidential emails and telephone conversations, The Economist finds evidence of a possible miscarriage of justice.
With alarm mounting in London about a possible miscarriage of justice, the Foreign Office called in a senior Thai diplomat.
Her daughter asks Poirot to investigate a possible miscarriage of justice and he approaches the other five suspects.
Apart from the fundamental question about a possible miscarriage of justice, the case is freighted with extraordinary political sensitivity for both the Police Department and the district attorney's office.
The significance of the case clearly met the public interest test for declaring it a possible miscarriage of justice, the commission added, but it dismissed several other allegations from Megrahi's previous defence team and other legal experts.
He said he had concerns about the arrests, that they may constitute a "possible miscarriage of justice" and that they were "undoubtedly being used to undermine Sinn Fein's contribution to the peace process in Ireland".
But while "Serial" dug into a serious crime and possible miscarriage of justice, Mr. Taberski instead relentlessly pesters Mr. Simmons and friends for personal details pertaining to his mental and physical health.
Professor Julie Price of Cardiff Law School said its Innocence Project was working on a dozen possible miscarriages of justice, but found that media publicity could cause "insurmountable problems" to clients.
It is likely that if women attend for an ultrasound scan soon after a positive pregnancy test result, a viable pregnancy will not be confirmed, leaving potential for errors about possible miscarriage.
But the bacteria can penetrate the placenta and infect the fetus, resulting in possible miscarriage, premature birth or stillbirth.
**N/A: Controls were screened for GDM at 24 weeks, i.e. beyond the date of possible miscarriage.
