"suffer starvation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to experience extreme hunger and lack of nourishment. Here is an example of how it could be used in a sentence: "The drought in the region has caused many people to suffer starvation, as crops fail and food becomes scarce."
I found moving house nerve-racking, but then remembered that some people suffer starvation, rape and torture, and I figured I could probably cope with not remembering which box the corkscrew is in.
They suffer starvation, frostbite, snow blindness, madness (one man's last act before dying is to bite one of his fingers off), yet still they are pulled deeper and deeper into terra incognita by "the lure of little voices".
Nevertheless, EDCA is a required piece in the overall system in presence of heterogeneous traffic scenarios, where for example the VoIP calls suffer starvation due to the presence of elastic traffic such as from TCP flows.
A U.N. commission of inquiry has said siege warfare has been used "in a ruthlessly coordinated and planned manner" in Syria, with the aim of "forcing a population, collectively, to surrender or suffer starvation".
The condition of the bodies suggested that they had either suffered starvation, malnutrition or lack of medical treatment during sickness, the newspaper reported.
I had spent four years in college preparing to be a soldier, logged thousands of hours in the gym, endured months of training in harsh conditions, suffered starvation in Ranger School and memorized a plethora of facts and figures that only an aspiring military leader would care to know.
She had suffered starvation and abuse "sadistic" in nature, including stabbings to the eye and a sliced tongue.
Compared with dextrose and starch, these polysaccharides are more difficult to utilize; therefore, it is expected that Tl suffers starvation when grown in MSM.
Eventually, even the Zinovieff children themselves began to suffer from starvation.
The insects also suffer from starvation as meadows and other habitats are ploughed up, and from diseases and parasites, such as the varroa mite.
In Hell, the diners find it impossible to lift food to their own mouths with such unwieldy tools, and they suffer perpetual starvation.
