The phrase "adverse regime" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a government or system that is harmful or unfavorable, often in a political or social context.
Example: "The citizens suffered under an adverse regime that suppressed their freedoms and rights."
Alternatives: "oppressive government" or "hostile system".
Our own base is now less secure than before 9/11, based on the number of actual and alleged threats, while our continued unnecessary dependence on oil makes our home base hostage to adverse regime change abroad.
With respect to the policy-relevant implications of existing forecasting models, one striking finding is that "partial democracies" were found to be at significantly increased risk for the onset of different types of political crises such as civil war, adverse regime changes, and political instability than either full democracies or autocracies across a range of studies [12, 13, 14, 15].
Added to this, the treated concrete sorptivity values with protected curing and the adverse curing regime, are similar, indicating that concrete durability may also be protected by the combined surface treatment, applied as early as 3 h following casting.
This is not possible in North Korea because of the suppression of any voices adverse to the regime.
Adverse reactions following both regimes are seen, but a larger number of adverse reactions were encountered using C+C.
By declaring his candidacy for the presidency of Egypt, Mr. Moussa is obviously not adverse to the concept of regime change when his own ambitions are at stake.
d Individual without bipolar vulnerability (i.e., in a healthy regime) recovering from adverse situations (stress).
A common adverse event from the exercise regime is expected to be symptoms of temporary, mild soreness of the shoulder joint or upper limb.
To investigate the clinical impact as well as the efficacy and adverse effects of quinine based regimes in the treatment of malaria.
In other words, these general sanctions on North Korea don't in fact hurt key members of the regime; rather, they inflict "adverse humanitarian consequences" on civilians.
Table 5 shows the unadjusted, crude ORs for reporting adverse reactions per BMI category and regime, with normal BMI participants receiving C+C as the reference group in a multivariate model.
