The phrase "a outbreak in" is not correct.
It should be "an outbreak in." You can use it when discussing the emergence of a disease or epidemic in a specific location.
Example: "There has been an outbreak in the local community, prompting health officials to take action."
Alternatives: "an epidemic in" or "a surge in".
"It's obviously causing individuals a lot of pain," said Louis Chicoine, CEO of the Alameda County-based Abode Services, "but it's also affecting the quality of life in the Bay Area for everyone else". San Diego was struck by a deadly Hepatitis A outbreak in its homeless encampments last fall that killed 20 people, according to the California Department of Public Health.
The Paratyphi A outbreak in Cambodia appears to be large and ongoing.
To assess hospitalisation risk factors and economic effects associated with a multistate hepatitis A outbreak in 2013.
Aly pointed to a recent hepatitis A outbreak in San Diego as an example of what could happen if local leaders don't take swift action.
Many of the victims of the outbreak — described by the California Department of Public Health as the largest person-to-person hepatitis A outbreak in America since a vaccine for the virus became available in the mid-1990s — are homeless people or substance abusers, or both.
"It could have happened anywhere between the farm and the person's plate, and there are a lot of steps in that process," said Richard Quartrone, a spokesman for the Georgia Division of Public Health, which contended with a hepatitis A outbreak in September and early October that sickened 250 people who ate green onions.
In conclusion, we report an outbreak in a French ICU of a multiresistant K. pneumoniae strain possibly introduced from Africa.
We have simulated an outbreak in a single population by using a relatively simple model.
By sequence typing, a ST1 strain caused an outbreak in Sweden in 1995, a ST2 strain caused an outbreak in Italy in 1997, and ST5 strains caused outbreaks in Canada in 1996 and in USA in 2011.
Rezza, G. et al. Infection with CHIKV virus in Italy: an outbreak in a temperate region.
And you might have an outbreak in a school.
