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The phrase "afraid of operations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing fear or anxiety related to performing operations, whether in a medical, mathematical, or procedural context.
Example: "Many patients are afraid of operations, which can lead to increased anxiety before surgery."
Alternatives: "fearful of procedures" or "apprehensive about operations".
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A long time ago I was afraid of operations; these days, if there seems to be a danger and if I am requested to be operated on I accept the suggestion and an operation is performed to save women's and babies' lives'.
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The night operations are directly targeting the leadership the leadership was very afraid of the night operation.
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But she is afraid of the physical damage the back-alley operation may have caused.
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And it is afraid of the outcome if it goes ahead with the operation.
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