The phrase "unfortunate incidences" is correct and usable in written English
It refers to situations or events that are unfortunate or unpleasant. Example: Unfortunately, the company has experienced several unfortunate incidences in recent months, leading to financial loss and a decrease in employee morale.
Therefore, development of advance drilling system, more accurate and intelligent inspection mechanism, faster responsive system in cases of unfortunate incidence and efficient damage control system is need of the safer future.
Sixty percent of this morbidity was directly consequent to the graft harvest (3 of 5 patients who experienced a complication), and included wound infections at the harvest site, and a most unfortunate incidence of bowel perforation in a female who had undergone a previous laparotomy predisposimg her to adhesion formation and thus abnormal intraperitoneal anatomy.
This may be due to an unfortunate co-incidence of stock outs of oxytocin during the intervention period.
This study is limited by our unfortunate inability to determine the exact incidence of TNBC and to do the comparative study with other breast cancer subtype.
Overall, this paucity of data examining for trends in incidence over time is unfortunate when taking into account the poor clinical outcome and high cost of care for critically ill patients with AKI [ 10, 13, 32].
This situation is unfortunate because it means that the incidence of severe hypoglycemia will probably rise due to the increasing number of people with diabetes and the shift to more intensive insulin regimens.
This is particularly unfortunate in light of the steady increase in the incidence of these lesions, many of which are discovered incidentally on imaging studies performed for non-urologic indications [3, 4].
The unfortunate reality is that family members of critically ill patients often experience increased incidence of physical and mental health issues, and are unlikely to prioritize their own needs [ 3].
