This is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which a person or group is anxious about the potential for problems. For example: "The patient's family was filled with a fear of complications as the doctor prepared to perform the surgery."
In a cyberworld you can keep both men, without fear of complications.
However, many barriers to vaccination compliance exist, including a lack of awareness regarding the importance of vaccines, missing due dates, and fear of complications from vaccinations.
Although it has been successfully used to remove dilated facial veins, it is seldom performed and often not recommended in the periocular region for fear of complications occurring in adjacent structures.
"The Treg intervention aims to prevent the development and progression of type-1 diabetes, freeing people like me from the daily grind of insulin therapy and lifelong fear of complications".
Fear of Complications Questionnaire [ 23].
However, fear of complications and higher perceived risk may prompt patients and relatives to request hospitalization.
It is entirely possible that clinical practice may have inherently favoured expedited treatment owing to fears of complications of delayed surgery in patients who were perceived to be frailer.
The thought of getting an approval for this new idea frightens her a bit, as the beginning of any huge public/private art initiative can summon fears of complications and quagmires.
The partners also expressed pressing fears of complications.
The main perceived barrier to regular physical activity was health factors related to complications of diabetes and their fear of such complications getting aggravated during physical activity.
But he is haunted by fear of unknown complications.
