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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a recent spike" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a sudden increase in something, such as data, trends, or occurrences, that has happened not long ago.
Example: "There has been a recent spike in online shopping due to the holiday season."
Alternatives: "a recent surge" or "a recent increase".
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Despite a recent spike in black lung diagnoses, U.S. Mine Safety and Health Administration chief Richard Stickler recently announced he was too busy "to tackle respirable dust".
Imports fell back following a recent spike, and exports rose to a record high.
The bank said the inflation outlook had significantly worsened after a recent spike in global oil prices.
"This is a response to a recent spike in shooting incidents following Sept. 11," said Thomas Antenen, a police spokesman.
Gazelle reports a recent spike in BlackBerry trade-ins, with a 14percentt increase in the last 30 days.
Meanwhile Sánchez, called on "comrades" in other member states to help Spain, following a recent spike in arrivals.
To apply for visas, the team twice travelled to Kabul, despite a recent spike in violence in the capital.
That was one reason for a recent spike (see chart) in the number of "people of concern" to the UNHCR.
New York City's health department also reported a recent spike in cases, citing six cases in two weeks.
In October, the United Nations said there was evidence of a recent spike in reports of torture in Morocco.
They pointed to a recent spike in no-bid contracts approved by what is known as the Chancellor's Exception to Competitive Bidding Committee.
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