"deceased child" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when referring to a child who has died, for example: "The family is mourning the death of their beloved deceased child."
The job always becomes more real when you meet the family of the deceased child.
It is both unfair and prejudicial to ground the projected future income of a deceased child on either basis.
Take the warnamaleda, which was traditionally made to contain the bones of a deceased child, and remained with the mother until she gave birth to another.
Everyone involved, including the deceased child, are Adivasis, descendants of indigenous people in India who have been the objects of discrimination and exploitation in India for years.
A report in June 2007 stated: "The deceased child [of a student] was placed in a garbage bag in front of the Women's Council.
That would assume Han, Leia, and Kylo Ren were convinced she had been killed; none of these characters appear to either recognise her or acknowledge the existence of a deceased child.
Devoted to Sirol (deceased), children Alfred and Deborah Katz, Miriam and Herb Cohen, grandchildren, great grandchildren.
The songs tend to be about hard times, unfaithful lovers, deceased children, lonely graves.
The reports do not identify deceased children, their caseworkers or anyone else by name.
"The genuine identities of the deceased children were blended with the officer's own biographical details," Creedon said.
The remains of Mandela's three deceased children were reburied at their original resting place on Thursday.
