"disablement in" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the process or act of disabling or causing impairment in something or someone. Example: The new policy aims to prevent disablement in the workplace by providing equal opportunities and accommodations for employees with disabilities.
So although the increasing prevalence of chronic disease is not confined to advanced economies, we know far less of the everyday experiences and social aspects of disability and disablement in middle and low income countries [but see [ 3, 4]].
Although non-communicable and chronic disease now accounts for 47% of the global burden of disease, little is known of the everyday experiences and social aspects of disability and disablement in middle and low income countries.
Both qualitative and quantitative research methods were used to explore the personal and social environmental factors that contributed to disability and disablement in the different country and social settings (see [ 9, 10]).
Recent development of the Episodic Disability Framework identified features of disability that were not considered a component of disablement in earlier generic disability frameworks, which explains why uncertainty was less represented among these older measures.
Africa has the highest rate of child disablement in the world.
In Washington, Robert Wood, a State Department spokesman, said the North Koreans "continue to take some steps to reverse disablement in some of the Yongbyon facilities".
Only one pseudogene had all disablements in the last 10 amino acid of its sequence (marked with a star in Additional file 3).
'GeneWise' tool [ 42] was used, to align the above-obtained genomic DNA sequence and the human parental protein sequence, and to detect disablements in the alignment.
The distinctive exponential relationship between the number of disablements and the number of pseudogenes suggests that the appearance of disablements in pseudogenes is random and may be corollary to reduced selective pressure on the pseudogenes [ 23].
The ICF classifies its components into categories that are analogous to the disablement process stages: body structures and functions in the ICF are analogous to the stages of pathology and impairment, while activities and participation correspond to functional limitations and disability in the disablement process [ 22].
From 1996 to 2000, we enrolled patients meeting the 1987 RA criteria [ 11] in a study of the disablement process in RA [ 5].
