The phrase "unanticipated emergency" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an unexpected situation that requires immediate attention or action.
Example: "The team was well-prepared for the project, but they had to quickly adapt to an unanticipated emergency that arose during the event."
Alternatives: "unexpected crisis" or "surprise emergency".
An unanticipated emergency would most likely test the country's legal system, which limits the prime minister's executive powers and gives the nation's Self-Defense Forces an ambiguous mission.
The model incorporated actual hospital costs (e.g., $8,023 for cesarean and $5,581 for vaginal delivery), utilities to quantify health-related quality of life, and probabilities based on analysis of published literature of successful ECV trial, spontaneous reversion, mode of delivery, and need for unanticipated emergency cesarean delivery.
In addition, an emergency cesarean delivery may result in an adverse maternal or neonatal outcome necessitating ICU or NICU hospitalization We systematically reviewed the literature to determine the decision model probabilities for successful ECV on the first and second attempts, spontaneous reversion, mode of delivery and need for unanticipated emergency cesarean delivery (Table 1).
He also suggested that the city's mortgage tax estimate was overly optimistic and criticized the lack of funds to cover either unanticipated emergencies or pay for raises that might result from ongoing contract talks with three unions.
The balance of the average American family's savings account is $3,800 and 56percentt of Americans do not have rainy-day savings to cover three months of unanticipated financial emergencies.
In an emergency, like unanticipated eggs, you can make your own incubator.
Moreover, with the majority of new jobs coming either in small business or services, the employers may have less flexibility in accommodating children's school schedules or unanticipated child care and health emergencies than large employers and professional offices.
A recent study [ 38] collected reports of major airway management complications during anaesthesia (death, brain injury, emergency surgical airway, and unanticipated intensive care unit admission) from all of the UK National Health Service hospitals over one year.
Callback pay is designed to give employers a way to handle unusual, unanticipated staff shortages brought on by emergencies, such as essential equipment breaking down or a key employee calling in sick, said Al Latham, an attorney who teaches labor law at USC.
In addition to recognizing the need for sufficient and appropriate PH staffing, many Ontario documents focused on surge capacity and emergency response to anticipated and unanticipated events [ 38, 41].
On Monday, President Bush ordered that $200 million in emergency food aid be made available to "meet unanticipated food aid needs in Africa and elsewhere," the White House announced.
