The phrase "in apprehension of" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to express a feeling of fear or anxiety about something that has not yet happened. Example: The residents of the town were in apprehension of the approaching hurricane. In this sentence, "in apprehension of" is used to describe the feeling of fear or worry that the residents are experiencing in anticipation of the hurricane.
She admitted to not drinking or eating properly in apprehension of the surgery.
"Technical concerns" is understood as the lack of resources, the reluctance of the international community to provide material assistance (in direct funds or in apprehension of suspects), the ability of defendants to destroy evidence, the deplorable condition of the legal class in war torn countries, and problems of translation and common language.
In I Corps, the Tet Truce had been cancelled in apprehension of a communist assault that never happened.
The unusual pterosaur manual morphology and lack of large claws suggests that azhdarchids did not employ their limbs in apprehension of prey, even when grounded.
Perioperative clinicians often restrict prescribing analgesics (especially opioids) in apprehension of their potential side effects and variable regimens are followed.
The LEAP Alleged Victim database provides data on victims and offenders (if known) of all alleged crimes whether or not this results in apprehension of the offender by Victoria Police.
Mr. Chertoff has said the fencing, in addition to thousands of new Border Patrol agents and presence of thousands of National Guard troops, has resulted in a 22percentt drop in apprehensions of illegal immigrants along the border, though economists and political scientists on the border say several other factors could be contributing to the decline.
There was a similar uptick in apprehensions of families, particularly mothers, traveling with their children.
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The logic of this is that we support the police in the apprehension of those involved in last night's attack".
The reason for this lies in his commitment to exploring how everyday mental and perceptual processes are brought to bear in a focused way in the apprehension of works of art.
