The phrase "adverse phenomena" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing negative or harmful events or conditions, particularly in scientific, medical, or environmental discussions.
Example: "The researchers observed several adverse phenomena that could impact the ecosystem's health."
Alternatives: "negative effects" or "harmful occurrences".
In this case, we did not use naloxone to antagonize the effect of remifentanil to alleviate the adverse phenomena based on the two reasons.
In practice, however, the physical interaction of gas and solid is known to cause adverse phenomena and these are addressed here.
The considered direct-drive servos are used in hard disk drives, manipulators, pointing systems, robots, rotating platforms, aerial vehicles, etc. High accuracy, precision and fast repositioning should be ensured despite friction and adverse phenomena which degrade overall performance and capabilities.
A new error system technique is introduced into the control system to cure the adverse phenomena that is caused due to parameter uncertainties, un-mode led dynamics and disturbances.
Two adverse phenomena characterize the process of carcinogenesis: locus-specific hypermethylation and global depletion of methyl groups from cancer genomes.
In addition to faster recovery of consciousness from anesthesia, the wake-up test is accompanied by several adverse phenomena, including coughing, agitation, hypertension, and tachycardia [ 4].
Another adverse phenomenon is the salt crystallisation, which is associated with the supersaturation.
This adverse phenomenon may arise when doubly-fed induction generators are radially connected to an ac transmission line with series capacitive compensation.
When a steam Turbine-Generator is connected to a series compensated long transmission line, an adverse phenomenon namely Sub-Synchronous Resonance (SSR) may occur.
Both approaches regard homoplasy as disturbing, adverse phenomenon.
An adverse phenomenon of the mechanical method is gradual destruction of particles over the milling time.
