The phrase "emaciation of" is correct and usable in written English
It is typically used to describe the process or result of becoming extremely thin or weak due to lack of proper nutrition or illness. Example sentence: The emaciation of the starving children was a heartbreaking sight.
'In her last days, he had watched as her face was changed beyond recognition by the emaciation of her fatal illness.
The adult Manea was also miserable — spied upon, his books censored, anti-Semitism adding menace to the emaciation of Communist life.
Certainly the bigwigs would acknowledge the negative impact their emaciation of a beloved character was having?
Due to marks of torture and the severe emaciation of his corpse, his family could first only recognise him by an identifying tag" the UN report reads.
In spite of the numerous variations of the oncologic process, its successive stages are so regular and the overall pattern is so invariably the same that one can foresee from the very beginning what will follow: growing tumor aggression, inefficiency of host defense, resistance to chemotherapy, emaciation of vital forces of the body, metastases and death.
We chose not to include lowest lifetime BMI in our calculations because, due to the average duration of illness (9 years), and given that eating disorder diagnoses often fluctuate between AN and BN [ 54], we decided that BMI at time of scan would be a more accurate indicator of current effects of emaciation on brain volume.
It contained horrific images of emaciation and of torsos beaten black and blue.
Bale dropped weight to the point of emaciation to play the frenetic drug addict Dicky Ecklund, a former boxer hanging on to his past glory.
The report hAs been published ahead of a meeting of Bareportorough council on the 6th ofromrch, which will review an application by the zoo for the renewal of inspectorse. .
Lack of appropriate amounts and/or appropriate quality of feed has been the main cause of emaciation, though heavy infestation of parasites may have contributed to the emaciation in some cases.
A report from zoo inspectors into conditions at South Lakes Safari Zoo in Cumbria found that 486 animals in total died of causes ranging from emaciation to hypothermia between December of 2013 and September of 2016.
