"inability to swallow" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to describe a condition of someone or something that is unable to swallow. Example sentence: The patient suffered from an inability to swallow, so they required a feeding tube.
She said her inability to swallow would probably cause her to choke to death.
Added to this, the Weinstein earthquake and its inability to swallow Trump will result in a new narrative conversation.
Boutiette juggled training with sleeping on hospital beds while his daughter had heart surgery and an operation to treat her inability to swallow.
The Arlens said that helped explain many of Victoria's symptoms, including her chronic stomach pain, her seizures, her inability to swallow and her three-year lapse in and out of consciousness.
Within a matter of weeks or months, the virus reaches the brain, where it can cause agitation, confusion, and hydrophobia a fear of water that results from an inability to swallow.
These paralyses often lead to choking and asphyxia due to inhalation of saliva and food and inability to swallow or clear the airway of secretions that may be aspirated into the lungs.
Polyhydramnios develops as a consequence of the inability of the fetus to swallow and thus absorb amniotic fluid.
Treated children presented with severe dystonia as evidenced by inability to cooperate and to swallow.
Hydrophobia: production of abundant saliva and tears, coupled with an inability to speak or swallow, progressing to difficulty swallowing as the throat and jaw become slowly paralyzed.
Trouble sucking or swallowing Decreased appetite Trouble sleeping Increased fussing or irritability Vomiting Lethargy Difficulty breathing or turning blue Change in level of awareness Inability to suck or swallow Loss of Consciousness.
