The phrase "about the recent outbreak" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing or referencing a specific recent event related to an outbreak, such as a disease or epidemic.
Example: "The health department issued a statement about the recent outbreak of flu cases in the area."
Alternatives: "regarding the recent outbreak" or "concerning the recent outbreak".
You've probably heard or read about the recent outbreak traced to the theme park.
ANNALS OF EPIDEMIOLOGY about the recent outbreak of an Ebola-type virus in Kitwit, Zaire.
DISPATCH about the recent outbreak of a variant of the West Nile virus in New York City.
By Richard Preston The New Yorker, May 22 , 1995P. 43 ANNALS OF EPIDEMIOLOGY about the recent outbreak of an Ebola-type virus in Kitwit, Zaire.
OF DISPUTATION about the recent outbreak of mad-cow disease in England, and how that threatens the very fabric of English society.
By Richard Preston The New Yorker, October 18 , 1999P. 90 DISPATCH about the recent outbreak of a variant of the West Nile virus in New York City..
That's why we read so avidly about the recent outbreaks of Ebola virus disease among villages in Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo, and about West Nile fever in the area around Dallas (where 15 have died of it since July).
I have to wonder what the rest of the world thinks about the recent outbreaks of violence in Middle Eastern and other Muslim countries, supposedly in response to an amateur video that lampoons the Muslim icon, Mohammad.
And a number of experts following the issue predict the recent outbreak will bring about major changes in how we think about the geography of medicine, or "geomedicine".
Here Ioffe talks with Blake Eskin about Prokhorov's entry into politics, the recent outbreak of anti-Putin protests, and reporting from Russia in interesting times.
A third group primarily studies basic biological questions about how the virus works—although, even before the recent outbreak, their work was starting to shift toward the translational.
