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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a spate of recent" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe a sudden or large number of occurrences or events that have happened in a short period of time.
Example: "There has been a spate of recent incidents involving data breaches in major corporations."
Alternatives: "a surge of recent" or "a series of recent".
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Tribal leaders pointed to a spate of recent assassination attempts.
A spate of recent cases have taken place in schools.
The announcement is the latest in a spate of recent bad news from European banks.
Even a spate of recent mishaps is unlikely to change this.
Famous for leggy blondes, superb fish and -- after a spate of recent crime novels -- grisly murders.
Hate crimes are increasing nationwide, and there has been a spate of recent attacks targeting Muslims.
The NYPD has ramped up its presence in the area after a spate of recent shootings.
If you believe the message in a spate of recent books, the answer is yes, indeed.
But shrinking profits and a spate of recent bank layoffs have forced this year's interns to shoulder full-time workloads.
Decades of neglect and outdated technology have led to a spate of recent pipeline accidents across the country.
Even a spate of recent temperatures in the 105-degree range cannot explain the latest doings of government by crackpots.
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