"in grievance" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing an emotional state of resentment and dissatisfaction. For example, "The workers went on strike in grievance over proposed pay cuts."
Maori have been engaged in grievance claims since the early 1840s.
Therefore, the players should plead their cases to arbitrators in grievance procedures, not a judge, the league has said.
Then he joked about finding beauty in grievance hearings with owners, smiling before reflecting again on his own mortality.
But Manfred suggested that Fehr had commented on past collusion cases while acting as a union representative in grievance hearings.
Trump began the historic day on a sour note, tweeting in grievance before dawn here about "haters & losers" who question his accomplishment in getting this far.
These include negotiating with employers over pay and conditions, representing workers in grievance and disciplinary procedures, providing training, doing health and safety work and attending training sessions themselves.
His self-radicalisation appeared to be rooted in grievances against the government and fueled by his increasing marginalisation.
After all, as they point out, 75% of the stuff is spewed out by the rich world.That does not mean poor countries are lacking in grievances.
Tax-assessment lawyers were responsible for the dramatic increase in grievances, Mr. Marcin said, because they sent out mass mailings to homeowners telling them that their homes might be overassessed and offering to file grievances.
The data observed in 4 years of operating presented a decrease in grievances and increase in final quality.
He soon landed a job in Grievances, where inmates were allowed to drop complaints off in a box.
