"during illness" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You could use it as transitions to indicate that something happened during a period of illness or when describing how someone acted while they were ill. For example: "My grandmother was known for her positive attitude during illness, never letting her illness bring her down."
Others provide housing for their adult children following relationship breakdowns or during illness.
Were you always like this? A. It was honed during illness, and it's the fuel of resilience.
It offers pensions, medical care, and subsidies during illness but reaches only a small percentage of the salaried workers.
More people surviving cancer means that we need to pay a lot more attention to its financial after-effects, as well as the costs during illness.
So it may be that women are fearful of writing honestly about embodiment during illness, fearful of being identified as less than human or nothing but a body.
His team is now looking at how changes in sleep behaviour during illness influence the way the immune system fights infection.
In one poem, Dunn describes the complicated détente, during illness, between a man and his ex-wife: "Each of them called it love / because precision didn't matter anymore".
The Social Security Fund provides pensions for workers, invalids, and soldiers, assists workers during illness or temporary disability, and aids the unemployed.
The opposite is true during illness or wasting, when there is negative nitrogen balance as more tissue is being broken down than synthesized.
Membership fees securing cash benefits during illness or pregnancy, covered by another insurance fund, are compulsory for salaried employees and optional for the self-employed.
Social security benefits may be provided in cash or kind for medical need, rehabilitation, domestic help during illness at home, legal aid, or funeral expenses.
