The phrase "a local spread of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the distribution or occurrence of something within a specific geographic area or community.
Example: "The researchers observed a local spread of the disease, indicating that it was affecting nearby neighborhoods."
Alternatives: "a regional distribution of" or "a community outbreak of".
The earliest record of infection in hedgehogs suggested that the animals could have played a role in local spread of the disease (38 ).
First, this study aimed to explore the spatial characteristics of self-reported PCVAD distribution and spread in Ontario, and second, it aimed to investigate whether a pattern of local spread of PCVAD existed under Ontario conditions, and if it did, to describe its characteristics.
This work shows that RNA silencing and virus growth within a cell, and the local spread of virions and siRNAs between cells can explain the heterogeneous spread of virus in leaf tissue, and therewith the observed infection patterns in plants.
This allowed for identification of subclusters and a better description of the local spread of the disease.
It has been found to be a crucial route for the local spread of tumors that are associated with poor outcomes in various types of human cancers.
Nonetheless, MROSD felt it needed to be a leader in reducing the local spread of the pathogen within and among its preserves.
It is believed that the Norwegian footrot outbreak was caused by introduction and local spread of a virulent D. nodosus strain belonging to serogroup A. To confirm this it was necessary to genotype the isolates.
Singapore, a tropical island city-state in South-East Asia, experienced the local spread of pandemic influenza A (H1N1-2009) from June to October in a single typical epidemic wave.
In Vietnam, an experimental study investigated the local spread of antibiotic resistance from pig manure to organisms of the water environment in integrated pig-fish farms [ 32].
Having determined that the model corroborates observed features of the dynamics of EBLV-1 infection in M. myotis bats, we used it as a basis to further study the local spread of infection.
