"bereaved for" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to express deep grief or sorrow for someone who has passed away or experienced a great loss. Example: She was deeply bereaved for her beloved grandfather who had passed away suddenly.
Dutch police have been visiting the bereaved for counselling but also to retrieve DNA samples such as from hairbrushes, details of tattoos and fingerprints, as well as medical and dental records, to help with the identification.
Grene, bereaved for reasons of his own, questions the moral efficacy of his field — the "cul-de-sac nature of psychiatry" and "the come-around-the-back-of-the-house of it, oh yes, the deviousness" — as well as his own competence, fearful of "having done nothing for the inmates here, of sentimentalizing them".
The second is for those who have been bereaved for some time, whether it is weeks, months, or years before the current season begins.
The present study aimed to replicate the findings in a larger and more heterogeneous sample, including orphans and widows who have been bereaved for different reasons.
Doctors and nurses want to understand what it is like for parents in this situation and whether they should approach them about the trial KW then asked bereaved parents for their views on approaching parents for consent for a child's data to be included in EcLiPSE after the child had died.
I want the same from a book, so I always return to this novel, which I have read, since its publication in 1990, in hospital, on holiday, when I have been bereaved and for the sheer comfort and joy it gives me wherever I find myself.
15 GPs' attitudes towards referral of suicide bereaved relatives for follow-up care are unknown.
In view of the key role for GPs in suicide prevention, especially in referring people bereaved by suicide for effective follow-up care, deliberations of GPs in the management of these help requests might be explored in future qualitative research.
Acclaim Entertainment said yesterday that it would pay relatives of the recently bereaved in return for placing small billboards on headstones, and that the offer might "particularly interest poorer families".
We did not identify a shift to professional help as time passed, but the passing of years after the death before concerns of abnormal grief can be diagnosed makes identifying and supporting the bereaved a challenge for health services.
Indicated interventions generally seem to lead to favourable results, both for bereaved individuals suffering from complicated grief and bereaved individuals suffering from bereavement-related depression [ 9].
