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JJDouglas Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

Preposition to use with 'Prognosis'.

What is the right preposition to use with prognosis? I'm not sure which is correct between of and for.


"The prognosis for/of a baby who is small for its gestational age is..."


Thank you to any help.

  

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for "Of" is used when describing the prognosis itself. "

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"Of" is used when describing the prognosis itself. "There is a usual prognosis of death for individuals showing symptoms in rabies."

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