The phrase "adversities of war" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the challenges and hardships faced during wartime situations.
Example: "The novel explores the adversities of war and their impact on the soldiers' mental health."
Alternatives: "challenges of war" or "hardships of war".
The most striking evidence of baseball's capacity to survive amid the adversity of war occurred in Philadelphia, where it triumphed over two related sports, cricket and townball.
But in a country where the adversity of wars and military dictatorship already has shaped the national psyche, the five-year economic collapse has spawned a new burst of creative energy that has turned Athens into a contemporary mecca for street art in Europe.
However, the proof of a protective effect of parental care against the toxic effect of war adversities requires the documentation of a significant interaction between the experience of war trauma and parental care.
Regardless of the level of childhood adversities, stressful war experiences remained predictive of depression, anxiety and PTSD symptoms, in keeping with the extant literature [ 1- 3].
Shot in Cairo, Beirut, Baghdad and Berlin during the two years before the outbreak of revolution in Egypt, the film's multi-layered stories are a visually rich exploration of friendship, loneliness and life in cities shaped by the shadows of war and adversity.
The best because each showed courage, determination, and strength in a time of war or adversity and each, in their own way, served our country with distinction and honor.
Females also reported higher scores of childhood adversities, stressful war experiences and PTSD, depression and anxiety symptoms than males.
Our findings thus support the differential associations of childhood adversities and stressful war experiences with post-war mental health symptoms [ 11, 42].
This approach is consistent with prior research examining the effects of war and daily adversity, enabling comparison across studies.
However, there is limited data regarding the differential effects of childhood adversities and stressful war experiences on adolescents' post-war mental health [ 6, 12].
