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The phrase "a outbreaks of" is not correct in written English.
The correct form would be "an outbreak of" since "outbreak" begins with a vowel sound.
Example: "There has been an outbreak of flu in the community this winter."
Alternatives: "a surge of" or "an increase in".
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Although the first appearance of each ST occurred in a port or major city outside of Region A, outbreaks of disease occurred only in Region A, the region that reported the highest rate of childhood respiratory hospitalizations in the state and the highest rate of Hib disease in the prevaccine era (3 ).
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On June 5 , 1981 the Centers for Disease Control ran an item about an outbreak of a mysterious lung ailment.
On March 18, the California Department of Public Health first announced an outbreak of the Hepatitis A virus.
Wet spring weather brought on an outbreak of a disease on familiar shade trees.
It's an outbreak of a different kind of irrational exuberance.
Think of it as an outbreak of a positive infection.
Last year, for instance, four markets in New Jersey had an outbreak of an H7 flu.
Murnau framed the spectral drama with a sober chronicle of an outbreak of the Black Death.
Design: A descriptive study of an outbreak of sepsis in high-risk neonates was used.
Sometimes the discovery of a condition can ignite an outbreak of hostility.
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