'nervous feeling' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a feeling of unease or anxiety one might feel in an uncomfortable situation. For example, "He had a nervous feeling as he waited for his job interview."
I wanted the audience to feel there was a jagged and nervous feeling".
That power makes Washington nervous, feeling it would be vulnerable to unfair or frivolous prosecution.
Nervous, feeling stupid, my heart in my throat, I edged my skis out over the 10-meter jump.
"So there is shock, disappointment and a very nervous feeling about what it means for a team that brought a lot of recognition to the city.
Over a flagon of wine in 1985, Campbell fired off a few joke job applications on behalf of his friend, including one to Eyre: "When I see your films, I get a funny nervous feeling inside… and suddenly, tonight, I know exactly what it is: I think I'm just about to come on.
Prevalence of severe nervous feeling decreased post treatment (Supplementary appendix: Figure A7).
That will reduce your nervous feelings tremendously!
"When my sister fights, I have all this time to get nervous and watch from the outside, it's definitely more nervous feelings that I have". "I will do everything to finish the fight earlier," she added.
MSM should also be reminded of the importance of foreplay to reduce any nervous feelings prior to anal intercourse.
Regarding minor complaints, patients expected to benefit most from visiting the GP for stomach problems (89 %) and least for nervous feelings (58%%).
One surprising result from the current study is that sexual episodes taking place during a weekday and tiredness and nervous feelings prior to anal sex with NRP were risk factors of UAI with NRP.
