It is nothing to do with pregnancy. The result is "positive" for
phosphate, meaning, presumably, that higher levels of phosphate
then normal are being found in the blood. Phosphate is a normal
substance in foods which is needed in the body mainly as a
constituent of bone. Excess phosphate is normally filtered out of
the blood by the kidneys and ends up in the urine. A positive serum
phosphate test, which I assume means higher than the normal level,
is usually indicative of the kidneys not functioning as efficiently
as they used to.